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"Her life was in her books": Jean Ingelow in the literary marketplace.(Biography)

"There are two reasons why the life of Jean Ingelow should have been uneventful. She was a woman who never married and she was a writer. Her life was in her books, and while these were widely read on two continents, there was little behind them that the world has known or that it was natural the world should know."

New York Times (July 21, 1897:5).

During her lifetime, Jean Ingelow enjoyed celebrity status in Britain and the United States. Her friends included John Ruskin (who sent a cross of roses to her funeral) and Christina Rossetti, and her knowledge of the literary market inspired young writers such as Edmund Gosse to seek her advice (Peters 86). Toward the end ...

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