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[[Image:AnneBronte.jpg|thumb|right|300px|| ''Anne Brontë'', treset gant [[Charlotte Brontë]].]]
'''Anne Brontë''' (1820-1849) zo ur romantourez ha barzhez saoz, ar yaouankañ eus ar c'hoarezed Brontë, ha n'eo ket ken anavet hag
Ganet e oa e [[Thornton (Bradford)|Thornton]], e-kichen [[Bradford]], e [[Yorkshire]], e Bro-Saoz, hag an hini diwezhaén eus ar c'hwec'h bugel e oa. Dilojaén a reas an tiegezh da [[Haworth]] en [[1821]] ma oa bet anvet he zad, [[Patrick Brontë]], da berson (anglikan). O mamm, Maria Branwell Brontë, a varvas neuze diwar ar c'hrign-bev.
<!-- E [[1825]] e varvas he div c'hoar Maria hag Elizabeth diwar an droug-skevent tapet e skol-lojañ Cowan Bridge, e [[Lancashire]]. Much has been written about the influence of these deaths on Brontë and her remaining siblings as well as its possible influence on their writings.
Anne was educated at Miss Wooler's school at Roe Head, Mirfield. Between 1839 and 1845 she worked as a governess while writing in her spare time, which she had begun to do in early childhood with her two surviving sisters, [[Charlotte Brontë|Charlotte]] and [[Emily Brontë|Emily]]. Their first publication, a volume of poetry, was released under a pseudonym in [[1846]], a year after she began her first novel, ''[[Agnes Grey]]''. It was published within a month of Charlotte's novel ''[[Jane Eyre]]'' and was bound in three volumes with her sister Emily's novel ''[[Wuthering Heights]]''. Her second and last novel, ''[[The Tenant of Wildfell Hall]]'' was published in [[1848]], shortly before the deaths of her brother [[Branwell Brontë|Branwell]] and her sister Emily in September and December of [[1848]] respectively.
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