Lady Charlotte Elliot
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Author of three volumes of poetry published in the second half of the nineteenth century,
frequently saw her work linked to that of other Scottish writers. Her poems draw on religious and mythological themes, and often focus on women in demanding situations. Some resemble the work of her English contemporary
in their use of dramatic form to explore female subjectivity, and suggest at least a proto-feminist sensibility.- BirthName: Charlotte Carnegie
- Married: Fothringham; Elliot
- Pseudonym: Florenz
- Styled: Lady Charlotte ElliotShe acquired the courtesy title of Lady in her teens, when the family earldom (attainted more than a century earlier when they were Jacobites) was restored to her eldest brother.