Charlotte Bronte

"19th century England was expressed as" the first industrialized country "(Mathias 1983) (Guy.2011: 13). British industrialization from the 18th century to the 19th century brought about a major change in society as technology advances affected every aspect of life, society, politics, and the economic environment. In particular, recent advances in steam drive technology have expanded the industrial process of printing, stimulated the economic growth of the writing industry, and came to the era of fiction.

The mystery of Charlotte Bronte 's "Napoleon and Ghost" and Charles Dickens' s "signalman" The two stories I learned were "Napoleon and Ghost" written by Charlotte Bronte and Charles Dickens. "Signalman" Both stories were in the 19th century, and the country experienced a period of rapid change. - From the desperation of the radical phase of the French Revolution, there was a great military hero who would overthrow the list of extremists and build a powerful empire from this troubled France. After receiving military victory propaganda, the young generals took office quickly. Napoleon Bonaparte 's control showed the end of the revolution and the beginning of a new era in France and the European Continent.

Charlotte Bronte is a British novelist and poet and the oldest writer of three Bronte sisters. Charlotte's father was born in Sandton of Yorkshire in 1818. He is an Irish British church priest. After Charlotte's mother died of cancer in 1821, the pastor's father had no time to look after his daughter. Therefore, in August 1824, he sent Charlotte and her two sisters to the daughter 's school of the pastor' s daughter of Cowan Bridge in Lancashire. This school became the foundation of Lowood School in the novel Jane Eyre. After that, Bronte continued education at Millfield's Rodhead from 1831 to 1832, then became a teacher from 1835 to 1883. In 1839, Bronte accepted the status of a Yorkshire family tutor. Her experience in education and work as a tutor is well reflected in Jane Eyre. From 1843 to 1844, Charlotte attended a language school in Brussels, Belgium. In Belgium, she fell in love with her married professor at school.