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Translation. Marriage and children. References. Annette Beveridge. Annette Susannah Beveridge (née Akroyd) (13 December 1842 – 29 March 1929) was a British Orientalist known for her translation of the Humayun-nama [1] and the Babur-nama. [2] Background and education.
Annette Susannah Beveridge (i842-1929) was one of the outstanding oriental scholars of the early twentieth century. The work which established her reputation is her translation of the Bdbur-ndma, the autobiographical memoir of the first Mughal emperor, published in 1922 by the Royal Asiatic Society.
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24 de set. de 2009 · Annette Susannah Beveridge (1842–1929) was one of the outstanding oriental scholars of the early twentieth century. The work which established her reputation is her translation of the Bābur-nāma, the autobiographical memoir of the first Mughal emperor, published in 1922 by the Royal Asiatic Society.
26 de ago. de 2010 · Beveridge, Annette Susannah, 1842-1929. Publication date 1898 Topics Gulbadan, Begam, 1524-1603 Publisher [Calcutta] Collection robarts; toronto Contributor
Annette Susannah Beveridge (nacida Akroyd) ( Stourbridge, 1842– 1929) fue una orientalista británica conocida por su traducción de Humayun-nama 1 y Babur-nama. Biografía.
Annette Beveridge, née Ackroyd, whom Henry married in 1875, was a less attractive but at the same time more subtle and complex figure than her earnest, well-meaning, free-thinking husband. Her domestic background was more secure, her expectations more ambitious, her temperament altogether more imperious than those of Henry Beveridge.
Issues. Raised four children and put family before the pursuit of a career. Faced press attacks from the Brahmo sect due to administration conflict, leading her to break with them in 1873. Progressively suffered from hearing loss until she became almost totally deaf in her 60s, leading to private feelings of social isolation.
