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  1. Constantin Heger. The name of “Monsieur Heger” (Constantin Georges Romain Heger – Brussels, 1809-1896) comes up frequently in Brontë criticism, and it is by reading these biographies that we can create a portrait of him. Elizabeth Gaskell, in the Life, is giving a first characterization, after she went to Brussels to meet him.

  2. Constantin Héger, de son nom complet Romain Constantin Georges Héger, (Bruxelles, le 1 er juillet 1809 - Bruxelles, le 6 mai 1896) était un enseignant belge, professeur puis préfet de l' Athénée royal de Bruxelles en même temps qu'il professait dans l'école privée de sa seconde épouse. Il fut aussi membre de la Société de Saint ...

  3. 18 de jul. de 2013 · To gain insight into the influence of Constantin Heger on Charlotte Brontë, it is useful to consider three aspects of his identity. First, there is the man who lived and died in Brussels, insofar a...

  4. Constantin Georges Héger ( Brussel, 1 july 1809 – dêre, 6 maaie 1896) wie in Belgyske learaar. Neist syn aktiviteiten yn it Keninklik Atheneum fan Brussel wie er foaral warber as learaar oan de priveeskoalle Pensjonnat de Demoiselles van Héger dy 't syn twadde frou oprjochte. Héger is benammen bekend fan syn ferneamde learlingen Emily en ...

  5. In 1913, The Times of London printed four letters written by Charlotte Brontë to her former professor Constantin Héger. The letters are part of a correspondence that took place after Charlotte left Brussels, where she had been attending the Hégers’ boarding school, in 1844. All four letters are written in French (the language in which ...

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  7. Constantin Georges Romain Héger fue un profesor belga de la era victoriana. Se le recuerda en la actualidad por su asociación con Emily y Charlotte Brontë durante la década de 1840.