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Fanny Burney

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Fanny Burney later Madame D'Arblay , 1752-1840, English novelist, daughter of Charles Burney , the composer, organist, and music scholar. Although she received no formal education, she read prodigiously and had the benefit of conversation with her father's famous friends, including David Garrick , Sir Joshua Reynolds , and Samuel Crisp. Her first novel and best-known book, Evelina (1778), was published anonymously, but she soon acknowledged its authorship and achieved literary prominence. She became an intimate friend of Samuel Johnson and his circle. Her second novel, Cecilia,... Read more
Fanny Burney
Fanny Burney The English novelist and diarist Fanny Burney (1752-1840) was one of the most popular novelists of the...important chronicler of English manners, morals, and society. Fanny Burney, originally named Frances, was the daughter of Dr. Charles... Read more
Fanny Burney (d'Arblay)
...development; a landmark in the evolution of the novel of manners, it pointed the way to Jane Austen 's novels. Her later novels include Cecilia (1782) and the potboiler Camilla (1796). Fanny Burney (d'Arblay) Fanny Burney (d'Arblay) Fanny Burney (d'Arblay) Read more

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