Amelia Opie

1769 – 1853

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Amelia Opie (1769–1853) was an English novelist, poet, and moral writer from Norwich, best known for works such as Father and Daughter. A prominent voice of the Romantic era, she wrote with strong concern for character, conscience, and social life, and later became a Quaker with a growing interest in philanthropy and abolition.