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Anne Margrethe Bredal

1655 – 1729

Danish scholar

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Lived 1655 – 1729 (aged 73). Anne Margrethe Bredal was a Danish historian and memoirist.

Anne Margrethe Bredal (1655–1729), was a Danish scholar and feminist writer.

Biography She was the daughter of the vicar Jens Pedersen Bredal, a vicar, and Marie Holgersdatter. She was a gifted child, writing a Latin speech upon the anointment of Christian V of Denmark, which was printed in 1671.

Bredal was mentioned in contemporary dictionaries of female scholars by among others Albert Thura and Frederik Christian Schønau. Two of Bredal's letters written in Latin have been preserved at the Royal Library in Denmark. The second, written in 1703, was autobiographical.

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Who was Anne Margrethe Bredal?

Danish scholar

When was Anne Margrethe Bredal born?

Anne Margrethe Bredal was born on 13 September 1655 in Klovborg Parish.

When did Anne Margrethe Bredal die?

Anne Margrethe Bredal died on 2 March 1729 in Horsens.

What was Anne Margrethe Bredal's occupation?

Anne Margrethe Bredal was a historian and memoirist.

What nationality was Anne Margrethe Bredal?

Anne Margrethe Bredal was Danish.

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· Wikipedia: Anne Margrethe Bredal

· Wikidata: Q4940537

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