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Did Charlotte Bronte do it?

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From: New Straits Times
Date: 20001213
Author:Edward Dorall

Edward Dorall
New Straits Times
12-13-2000
Did Charlotte Bronte do it?
Byline: Edward Dorall
Edition: Life and Times; 2*
Section: Literary & Books

ONE would have thought that by now everything that could be known about the Bronte sisters and their books has been revealed and is sensational enough not to require embellishment. But apparently this is no longer so, not since James Tully's book, The Crimes of Charlotte Bronte (Robinson, 284 pages), appeared some months ago.

First, for the as yet uninformed, here are the bare facts, the accepted Authorised Version:
In 1845, three diminutive ...

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