Charlotte Campbell Bury

About the Author

Charlotte Campbell Bury (1775–1861) was a Scottish novelist, diarist, and woman of letters whose work offers a vivid window onto the social and political world of Georgian and Regency Britain. Born into an aristocratic family, she moved within courtly and literary circles, experiences that informed her keen observations of manners, reputation, and power. Her writing combines intimate personal perspective with historical and social commentary, making it valuable to readers interested in women’s voices and nineteenth-century culture. Among her notable works is The Murdered Queen! Or, Caroline Of Brunswick: A Diary Of The Court Of George IV.