About Augusta Vörlund
Lived 1807 – 1869 (aged 61). Augusta Vörlund was a Finnish poet and writer.
Flora Augusta Vörlund (6 June 1807 Turku – 15 February 1869 Uusikaupunki) was a Finnish poet who wrote in Swedish.
Vörlund was the director of the Uusikaupunki boarding school for girls. In 1853, together with his friend Wendla Randelin, he published a literary calendar called Alku. The work contained poems by Vörlund (pen name Augusta) and Wendla Randelin (pen name Wendela) Novellin Maria, which take place during the Finnish War.
Works Initially, a poetic calendar Vendela [Randelin] and Augusta [Vörlund]. Frenckell, Helsingfors 1853
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Who was Augusta Vörlund?
Finnish poet (1807-1869)
When was Augusta Vörlund born?
Augusta Vörlund was born on 6 June 1807.
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Augusta Vörlund died on 15 February 1869.
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Augusta Vörlund was a poet and writer.
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Augusta Vörlund was Finnish.
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