[2][3] In 1855, Charlotte was raised to the social rank of an earl's daughter by royal warrant, which granting her the courtesy title of Lady.
[4] A few years after the death of her first husband, she published her first volume of poetry, Stella, and other poems (1867), under the pseudonym "Florenz".
Her early death causes her lover to seek the perils of the battlefield in an attempt to distract his mind.
Examples are "Desolate", concerning the emotions of a person abandoned by a lover, and "The Prayer of the Penitent", dealing with experience of shame before God).
[3] A decade after her second marriage, Charlotte published her second volume of poetry, Medusa, and other poems (1878), under her married name and dedicated to Frederick.