“When marriage is what it ought to be, it is indeed the very happiest condition of existence.”
Quote by Fanny Kemble
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Fanny, the American Kemble: her journals and unpublished letters
Fanny Kemble's journals and letters offer a unique glimpse into the life and thoughts of a 19th-century actress. The collection provides insights into her experiences on stage and off, her social interactions, and her personal reflections on the era. more
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Fanny Kemble
Fanny Kemble was a distinguished 19th-century English actress and writer. Born on November 27, 1809, and passing away on January 15, 1893, she was renowned for her acting prowess and literary contributions. Kemble's career on the stage was marked by her remarkable performances in Shakespearean and contemporary plays, and her transition to writing after her retirement from acting resulted in several notable works, including memoirs that offered a unique perspective on the life of an actress in the 19th century. She was also a vocal advocate for social and political issues, including women's rights and the abolition of slavery. more
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