What illness did Robert Louis Stevenson have?

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1. What illness did Robert Louis Stevenson have?
2. What is Robert Louis Stevenson most famous for?
3. Why did Robert Louis Stevenson write Treasure Island?
4. What did Robert Louis Stevenson suffer from?
5. Where is Stevenson buried?
6. What influenced Robert Louis Stevenson's writing style?
7. Where is Robert Louis Stevenson buried?
8. Who did Stevenson marry?
9. Did Robert Louis Stevenson use drugs?
10. Where is Robert Louis Stevenson's grave?
11. What was written on Robert Louis Stevenson's tomb?
12. What is capital of Samoa?
13. Where is Louis Stevenson buried?
14. What were Robert Louis Stevenson's parents like?
15. Did Robert Louis Stevenson have a child?
16. What is the official language of Samoa?
17. Is Samoa safe to visit?
18. What is the religion of Samoa?
19. Is food expensive in Samoa?
20. Is there crime in Samoa?

What illness did Robert Louis Stevenson have?

Stevenson had many occasions to think about his own mortality. Frequently ill since childhood, he'd suffered from a chronic lung ailment with symptoms typical of tuberculosis, including breathing problems and spitting up blood.

What is Robert Louis Stevenson most famous for?

Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish essayist, poet, and author of fiction and travel books, best known for his works Treasure Island and Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Why did Robert Louis Stevenson write Treasure Island?

Book Background: Treasure Island was written by RLS after returning from his first trip to America where we was married. ... To amuse his 12-year old stepson, Lloyd, RLS used the idea of a secret map as the basis of a story about hidden treasure.

What did Robert Louis Stevenson suffer from?

He suffered from hemorrhaging lungs (likely caused by undiagnosed tuberculosis), and writing was one of the few activities he could do while confined to bed. While in this bedridden state, he wrote some of his most popular fiction, most notably Treasure Island (1883), Kidnapped (1886), Strange Case of Dr.

Where is Stevenson buried?

Decem Robert Louis Stevenson/Data di sepoltura

What influenced Robert Louis Stevenson's writing style?

It may come as a surprise, then, to learn that the inspiration for this great work came from a fever dream Stevenson had during a particularly bad bout of consumption (tuberculosis). He was so enraptured with the dream, he was furious with his wife, Fanny, for waking him.

Where is Robert Louis Stevenson buried?

Decem Robert Louis Stevenson/Data di sepoltura

Who did Stevenson marry?

Fanny Stevensonm. Robert Louis Stevenson/Coniuge

Did Robert Louis Stevenson use drugs?

Robert Louis Stevenson In just six days, Stevenson wrote 60,000 words. The reason was cocaine, and he wasn't well at the time. Of course, the drug mentioned in The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde involved a white powdery substance.

Where is Robert Louis Stevenson's grave?

Mount Vaea, Samoa Robert Louis Stevenson/Luogo di sepoltura

What was written on Robert Louis Stevenson's tomb?

requiem Stevenson was called Tusitala (Samoan language: tusi book, tala writer) by the people of Samoa. Inscribed on Stevenson's tomb is his requiem: Under the wide and starry sky, Dig the grave and let me lie.

What is capital of Samoa?

Apia Samoa/Capitali Apia, town, port, and capital (since 1959) of Samoa. It is located on the northern coast of Upolu Island, in the South Pacific Ocean.

Where is Louis Stevenson buried?

Decem Robert Louis Stevenson/Data di sepoltura

What were Robert Louis Stevenson's parents like?

His father, Thomas, belonged to a family of engineers who had built most of the deep-sea lighthouses around the coast of Scotland. His mother, Margaret Isabella Balfour, came from a family of lawyers and church ministers. Throughout his childhood, Stevenson suffered chronic health issues which confined him to his bed.

Did Robert Louis Stevenson have a child?

Hervey Stevenson Robert Louis Stevenson/Figli

What is the official language of Samoa?

Samoan English Samoa/Lingue ufficiali

Is Samoa safe to visit?

Samoa is a generally safe destination. Crime rates are low and people are very helpful and friendly. Items do, sometimes, get stolen.

What is the religion of Samoa?

While 98 percent of Samoa's population identify as Christian, there is a range of varying doctrine within the country from the evangelical Congregational Christian Church of Samoa, a large number of Roman Catholics, a strong recent increase in Mormons (15 percent of the population and rising), as well as the ...

Is food expensive in Samoa?

There are no much data for Samoa....Cost of Living in Samoa.

Restaurants	Edit
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant	14.00WST
Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course	90.00WST
McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal)	24.00WST
Domestic Beer (1 pint draught)	5.00WST

Is there crime in Samoa?

Samoa's crime rate is relatively low compared to nearby Pacific Islands. Samoa does have issues with residential break-ins, but this isn't much of a concern for travelers. The majority of crime occurs in and around Samoa's capital city, Apia. The most common offenses are possession of drugs, theft and assault.