Who was Robert stevenson?

Answer 1

he was 44 at the time of his death from a brain hemorrhage.

Answer 2

Robert Stevenson was a Scottish civil engineer and renowned lighthouse designer who lived from 1772 to 1850. He is perhaps best known for designing and constructing many lighthouses around the British Isles, including the iconic Bell Rock Lighthouse in Scotland. Stevenson's engineering innovations greatly improved the safety of maritime navigation during his time.

Answer 3

Stevenson's mother kept him inside through the damp Scottish winters because of his tuberculosis.

Stevenson wrote the first draft of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hydein three days. After he let his wife read it, he burned the manuscript-and then wrote the whole thing again from scratch!

Stevenson was good friends with David Kalākaua, King of Hawaii.

Robert Louis Stevenson was born on Nov. 13, 1850, in Edinburgh

He studied engineering and then law at the University of Edinburgh.

Answer 4

Robert Louis Stevenson did not have any child of his own. However, he married Fanny Osbourne, who had two sons and a daughter. The daughter was already grown up when Stevenson married Osbourne, and her youngest son died early of scrofulous tuberculosis. Lloyd Osbourne, however, was 12 when Stevenson married Osbourne and quickly befriended his stepfather.

Answer 5

He died on December 30, 1894 on the Samoan Island of Upolu.

(ps. He was born on 11-13-1850 in Ednburgh, Scotland)

Answer 6

Boz was Charles Dickens's pen-name for a little while.

Stevenson had various nicknames, but one of the better known ones is Jusitula or something.

Answer 7

He was an author who wrote Treasure Island.

Answer 8

An author who wrote Treasure Island

Answer 9

He was a famous writer