Biography Gaskell, Elizabeth: The Life of Charlotte Brontë, v1, 28 December 2008.

[Patricia]

Elizabeth Gaskell (1810–1865)
The Life of Charlotte Brontë (1857)
In Two Volumes (both included).

An authorised biography of Charlotte Brontë, by her friend and fellow-novelist, Mrs Gaskell.
Mrs Gaskell has softened the character of the only surviving Brontë: Charlotte’s father, and played down his monstrous selfishness. She has also omitted mentioning Charlotte’s unrequited love for her teacher, M. Héger, even though this is the key to understanding “Villette,” “Shirley” and “The Professor.”
She does include a lot of Charlotte Brontë’s letters.

The source was PG and a lot of formatting was needed to get a satisfactory result.

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[Seabound]

Oh my gosh, that was FAST! Thank you, Patricia! (You must be a speed reader.)

Originally Posted by Patricia

Mrs Gaskell has softened the character of the only surviving Brontë: Charlotte’s father, and played down his monstrous selfishness. She has also omitted mentioning Charlotte’s unrequited love for her teacher, M. Héger, even though this is the key to understanding “Villette,” “Shirley” and “The Professor.”
She does include a lot of Charlotte Brontë’s letters.

Thanks for pointing those out.

The source was PG and a lot of formatting was needed to get a satisfactory result.

That's what I thought. Looks good!

[Patricia]

My pleasure. I hope that you enjoy it, Seabound.