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Edition 31 (2021) Winner
Julia Anne Elliott
ジュリア アン エリオット
Julia Anne Elliott
Aliases:
Julia Marshall / Julia Anne Marshall
Profile
- Gender
- Female
- Born
- 1809 （Hallsteads, Watermillock, Ullswater, England）
- Died
- 1841-11-03 （England） age 32
- Nationality
- England
- Languages
- English
- Religion
- Christianity
- Residence History
- Hallsteads, Watermillock → Brighton
Career
- Occupations
- poet, hymnwriter
- Active Years
- 1832-1841
- Influenced By
- William Wordsworth, Dorothy Wordsworth
- Influenced
- Charlotte Elliott
Awards & Nominations
Works
Major Works
Hail, thou bright and sacred morn
1835 hymnA Sunday morning hymn addressed to Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Her most famous hymn.
Trinityreligious devotion
We love Thee, Lord, yet not alone
1835 hymnHer best hymn on the Love of Christ.
Love of Christ
Poems (with: Poems on Sacred Subjects.)
1832 poetryHer 1832 collection of poems on sacred subjects.
sacred poetry
Bibliography
- Poems, 1832
- Hymns in Psalms and Hymns for Public Worship, 1835
Style & Themes
- Literary Style
- refined poetic tastedeep religious feeling
- Recurring Motifs
- sacred mornlove of Christdewy even
Health
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scarlet fever1841年10-11月Contracted shortly after birth of fifth child Julius, died at age 32.
Legacy
Though she wrote little, her hymns bear refined poetic taste and deep religious feeling. Reputation rests primarily on 'Hail, thou bright and sacred morn,' included in many hymnals.
Trivia
- Daughter of industrialist John Marshall.
- Married Rev. Henry Venn Elliott in 1833.
- Sister-in-law to hymnwriter Charlotte Elliott.
- Family home visited by Wordsworth siblings.