About Harriette Campbell
Lived 1817 – 1841 (aged 23–24). Harriette Campbell was a British writer.
Harriette Campbell (August 1817 – 15 February 1841) was a Scottish novelist. Her travel writings on the Highlands were also appreciated.
Life Campbell was born in Stirling in 1817. Her father was Robert Campbell. She took an early interest in books and was well read whilst still a child.
Her third novel, Self-Devotion: or, The History of Katherine Randolph, was published posthumously in 1842.
Works The Only Daughter: A Domestic Story (1839) The Cardinal Virtues: or, Morals and Manners Connected (1841) Self-Devotion: or, The History of Katherine Randolph (1842)
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Who was Harriette Campbell?
Scottish writer (1817–1841)
When was Harriette Campbell born?
Harriette Campbell was born in 1817 in Stirling.
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Harriette Campbell died on 15 February 1841 in Montreux, Vevey District.
What was Harriette Campbell's occupation?
Harriette Campbell was a writer.
What nationality was Harriette Campbell?
Harriette Campbell was British.
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