Lamb, Caroline, Lady, 1785-1828
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Lamb, Caroline, Lady, 1785-1828
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Lamb, Caroline, 1785-1828
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Lamb, Caroline
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Lamb, Caroline
Lamb, Caroline (Caroline Ponsonby), Lady, 1785-1828
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Lamb, Caroline (Caroline Ponsonby), Lady, 1785-1828
Lamb, Lady Caroline (Ponsonby) 1785-1828
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Lamb, Lady Caroline (Ponsonby) 1785-1828
למב, קרולין, 1785-1828
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למב, קרולין, 1785-1828
Lamb, Caroline Ponsonby Lady 1785-1828
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Lamb, Caroline Ponsonby Lady 1785-1828
Lamb, Caroline P. 1785-1828
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Lamb, Caroline P. 1785-1828
Ponsonby Caroline 1785-1828
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Ponsonby Caroline 1785-1828
Melbourne Lady 1785-1828
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Melbourne Lady 1785-1828
Ponsonby-Lamb, Caroline 1785-1828
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Ponsonby-Lamb, Caroline 1785-1828
Melbourne, Caroline 1785-1828
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Melbourne, Caroline 1785-1828
Lamb, Caroline P.
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Lamb, Caroline P.
Lamb, Carolina 1785-1828
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Lamb, Carolina 1785-1828
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Lamb, Karoline 1785-1828
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English novelist.
Lady Caroline Lamb, English novelist.
British writer.
Caroline Lamb was born into an aristocratic English family, and raised by her aunt, the Duchess of Devonshire. Unconvential, headstrong, and histrionic, the adolescent Caroline was allowed to run wild, at the expense of formal education. Her marriage to Viscount Melbourne--future Prime Minister--was long-lived but troubled. Her brief but intense affair with Lord Byron led to extreme and often public action on her part, especially after Byron ended the affair. Caroline's revenge, her novel Glenarvon, was a barely disguised record of the affair and a scandalous portrayal of Byron.
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English poetry
French poetry
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