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Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Coxhoe Hall, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s birthplace.

The Battle of Marathon, written by Elizabeth Barrett Browning at 14 and published privately by her father.

Torquay, which Barrett Browning visited for her illness, and where her brother Edward died by drowning.

Clasped Hands of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, by sculptor Harriet Hosmer (1853).

Casa Giudi, Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning’s residence in Florence.

Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her son, Pen.

An early edition of Aurora Leigh

Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s tomb in the English Cemetery in Florence.