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The life of Robert Louis Stevenson is marked by his remarkable literary contributions despite ongoing health challenges. Notable for classics like Treasure Island and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, he was deeply rooted in Edinburgh's culture and later engaged with London's literary elite. Influenced by prominent figures such as Andrew Lang and W. E. Henley, Stevenson crafted enduring stories that explored themes of adventure and duality. His ability to travel widely while battling bronchial issues showcases his determination and passion for writing.