Augusta Klein

Augusta Klein (30 April 1866 in Steyning – 15 September 1943 in Oxford) was an English author.

After studying Ancient Languages for four years at Cambridge, the fourth daughter of businessman Wilhelm (William) Klein, who emigrated from Germany to London, Augusta Klein, together with her father and initially three sisters, which later became two, went on extended trips throughout Southern Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and India. In 1882, she published in Blackwood's Magazine a report about her trip through Palestine. In 1895, her book about her trip to India, which lasted six months, was published in London under the title Among the Gods, Scenes of India, with Legends by the Way, that was available in multiple reprints. She then was the co-author with William Ralph Boyce Gibson of the book The Problem of Logic, published in London in 1908. She remained unmarried and later assumed her mother's maiden name of Kirby.