Jane Johnson
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used her writing to examine the meaning of her life and to confront its problems. She left letters (which incorporate poetry, fiction, and a dream-vision), notebooks, more poems, religious musings, stories for her children including the earliest known original fairy-tale in English, and a set of ingenious teaching aids known as a nursery library.
, an eighteenth-century country clergyman's wife, published nothing, but she - BirthName: Jane Russell
- Married: Johnson