Juana de Vega

Spanish writer (1805-1872)

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Juana de Vega (1805-1872), was a Spanish writer, liberal activist and courtier. She was the Camarera mayor de Palacio to the queen of Spain, Isabella II of Spain in 1841–1843.^[1] She was married to Francisco Espoz y Mina and known for her memoirs, novels and liberal activism.