Biography

Several reviews of "Emma" were published, including one by Walter Scott - but written anonymously. The writer praised the novel for its faithful representation of life and quiet humor.

The envoy visited Livonia and Prussia, Germany, the Netherlands, England, Austria and the Republic.

Robert had a brother, Frank, who was eight years younger.

After sailing for more than two months, one of the sailors spotted land. The ships probably reached Watling Island (San Salvador), Bahamas.

He is a wealthy person.

To survive, he had to take on various jobs for a year (from spring 1886 to spring 1887).

The period of his first compositional successes coincided with the period of his first love affair with Konstancja Gładkowska, the singer he called the ideal.

During his studies at Cambridge, his attitude toward education changed.

He published a number of sonnets and sermons, and the subjects he mainly dealt with were love and death.

In 1834, he left his wife and five kids and fled from Europe.