Bournemouth, Poole & Christchurch
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In the churchyard are buried the widow of the poet Shelley, together with her father, Godwin the novelist, and her mother, who wasalso a writer of some distinction. Taken altogether, this church, withits splendid windows and richly-wrought reredos and screens, is one ofthe most pleasing modern churches in the country, both with regard toits architecture and its delightful situation.
This hillside churchyard under the pine trees, together with"Brookside", where Keble lived, and Boscombe Manor, w...ith its memories ofthe Shelleys, are the only literary shrines Bournemouth as yetpossesses.
Mary Godwin, whose maiden name was Wollstonecraft, was an Irish girl whobecame literary adviser to Johnson, the publisher, by whom she wasintroduced to many literary people, including William Godwin, whom shemarried in 1797. Their daughter Mary, whose birth she did not survive, became the poet Shelley's second wife. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley wasone of the earliest writers on woman's suffrage, and her _Vindicationsof the Rights of Women_ was much criticized on account of, to that age, the advanced views it advocated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the churchyard are buried the widow of the poet Shelley, together with her father, Godwin the novelist, and her mother, who wasalso a writer of some distinction. Taken altogether, this church, withits splendid windows and richly-wrought reredos and screens, is one ofthe most pleasing modern churches in the country, both with regard toits architecture and its delightful situation.
This hillside churchyard under the pine trees, together with"Brookside", where Keble lived, and Boscombe Manor, w...ith its memories ofthe Shelleys, are the only literary shrines Bournemouth as yetpossesses.
Mary Godwin, whose maiden name was Wollstonecraft, was an Irish girl whobecame literary adviser to Johnson, the publisher, by whom she wasintroduced to many literary people, including William Godwin, whom shemarried in 1797. Their daughter Mary, whose birth she did not survive, became the poet Shelley's second wife. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley wasone of the earliest writers on woman's suffrage, and her _Vindicationsof the Rights of Women_ was much criticized on account of, to that age, the advanced views it advocated.
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