About Margaret Cullen
Lived 1767 – 1837 (aged 69–70). Margaret Cullen was a novelist and writer.
Margaret Cullen (1767—18 September 1837) was a Scottish novelist.
Cullen was born in Glasgow in 1767. Cullen was born to Anna Johnston and the professor of medicine William Cullen.
Cullen shared an annual government pension of £200 with her two sisters upon her father's death in 1790. Mornton is notable for an extensive debate on the rights of animals, written in the wake of the failure of Lord Thomas Erskine's animal cruelty bill in the House of Lords.
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Who was Margaret Cullen?
Scottish writer and novelist (1767-1837)
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Margaret Cullen was born in 1767 in Glasgow.
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Margaret Cullen died on 18 September 1837 in Ilfracombe.
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Margaret Cullen was a novelist and writer.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Margaret Cullen. https://biography.guide/margaret-cullen/
MLA: "Margaret Cullen." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/margaret-cullen/.
Chicago: "Margaret Cullen." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/margaret-cullen/.
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