Lady Charlotte Elliot

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Standard Name: Elliot, Lady Charlotte
Birth Name: Charlotte Carnegie
Married Name: Charlotte Fothringham
Married Name: Charlotte Elliot
Titled: Lady Charlotte Elliot
Pseudonym: Florenz
Author of three volumes of poetry published in the second half of the nineteenth century, LCE 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 Augusta Webster in their use of dramatic form to explore female subjectivity, and suggest at least a proto-feminist sensibility.

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Elliot, Lady Charlotte. “In All Labour There is Profit”. Fraser’s Magazine, Vol.
20
, No. 595, p. 89.
James Carnegie, sixth Earl of Southesk, and Lady Charlotte Elliot. “Introduction”. Mary Magdalene and Other Poems, edited by James Carnegie, sixth Earl of Southesk and James Carnegie, sixth Earl of Southesk, Privately printed for the Earl of Southesk, 1880, p. v - vii.
Elliot, Lady Charlotte. Mary Magdalene and Other Poems. Editor James Carnegie, sixth Earl of Southesk, Privately printed for the Earl of Southesk, 1880.
Elliot, Lady Charlotte. Medusa and Other Poems. C. Kegan Paul, 1878.
Elliot, Lady Charlotte. Stella and Other Poems. W. Blackwood, 1867.