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    Mary Shelley was a famous English author best known for her novel Frankenstein, published in 1819, which has since sold over 25 million copies. She was born in London in 1797 and at age 15 was sent to live with friends in Scotland, where she drew inspiration for her writing. Throughout her life she authored several other notable books including Mathilda, The Last Man, and Perkin Warbeck.

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    Mary Shelley was a famous English author best known for her novel Frankenstein, published in 1819, which has since sold over 25 million copies. She was born in London in 1797 and at age 15 was sent to live with friends in Scotland, where she drew inspiration for her writing. Throughout her life she authored several other notable books including Mathilda, The Last Man, and Perkin Warbeck.

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    Mary Shelley was a famous English author best known for her novel Frankenstein, published in 1819, which has since sold over 25 million copies. She was born in London in 1797 and at age 15 was sent to live with friends in Scotland, where she drew inspiration for her writing. Throughout her life she authored several other notable books including Mathilda, The Last Man, and Perkin Warbeck.

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    Mary shelley - author of Frankenstein

    Frankenstein was
    Born on August 30, 1797 published in 1819 and
    in London, United today has more than 25
    Kingdom million copies sold

    Other of his books


    In 1812, at the age of 15, were, Mathilda (1819),
    she was sent to live with Life and Adventures of
    some friends in Scotland. Castruccio (1823), the
    this was a period of great Last Man (1826),
    inspiration in the novel Perkin Warbec (1830),
    Lodore (1835)

    She became engaged to Percy Shelley and was interested in the work of Erasmus Darwin, the galvanism
    which proposed that the brain produces electrical impulses that are then transferred to the nerves and
    according to this with electricity the dead could be revived

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