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Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. 1689–1762. Best known as a letter writer, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu wrote verses all her life and frequently referred to herself as a "poet." From the young girl, as she later described herself, "trespassing" in Latin and Greek sources to the old woman haunted "by the Daemon of Poesie" (as quoted by Isobel Grundy in ...
メアリー・ウォートリー・モンタギュー（Mary Wortley Montagu、1689年 5月15日 - 1762年 8月21日）はイギリスの貴族階級の女性、著述家である。 外交官の妻として、 トルコ に住み、トルコの社会についての記録を『トルコ書簡集』(Letters from Turkey)の形で残した。
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (Holme Pierrepont, 15 maggio 1689 – Londra, 21 agosto 1762) è stata una scrittrice, poetessa e aristocratica inglese. Montagu è principalmente ricordata per le sue lettere, in particolar modo quelle scritte dalla Turchia, che sono state descritte da Billie Melman come "il primo vero esempio di lavoro laico svolto da una donna sull'Oriente Musulmano".
16 de abr. de 2021 · Mary Wortley Montagu, uma desconhecida pioneira da vacinação. 16/04/2021 às 12:00 • 3 min de leitura. A primeira vacina oficialmente registrada no mundo foi a da varíola, criada em 1796 pelo ...
4 de nov. de 2023 · Born in 1689, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (née Pierrepont) was an English aristocrat and lady of letters. More important than her literary achievements, however, Lady Montagu was responsible for the introduction of the smallpox inoculation to Britain and Western Europe. This medical breakthrough which she promoted widely, and was later ...
Mary en haar zoon Edward, geschilderd door Jean-Baptiste van Mour rond 1717. Lady Montagu in Ottomaanse klederdracht ( Jean-Étienne Liotard, ca. 1756) Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (geboren Mary Pierrepont, Thoresby Hall, Nottinghamshire, gedoopt op 26 mei 1689 – Londen, 21 augustus 1762) was een Engels aristocraat, poëet en schrijfster .
Há 1 dia · Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. Born on May 15, 1689 to Evelyn and Mary Pierrepont, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu is remembered primarily as a letter writer. Her father was a wealthy Whig who later became the Marquess of Dorchester, and Lady Mary, like other aristocratic women of her time, was educated at home. In her father's library she secretly ...
