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Woman of the Century — Harriet Hanson Robinson (1893)

“ She wrote "Massachusetts in the Woman Suffrage Movement," a history (Boston, 1881) , "Captain Mary Miller," a drama (Boston, 1887) , "Early Factory Labor in New England" (Boston, 1883) , and she has in preparation a book which will illustrate that phase in the life of the New England working girls. Her best literary achievement is her latest, "The New Pandora," (New York. 1889) . That dramatic poem is modern in all its suggestions, and puts the possibilities of humanity on a noble upward plane. ”
Source: Wikisource

Woman of the Century — Harriet Hanson Robinson (1893)

“ The woman's club movement has always had her support. She is one of the original promoters of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, an organization numbering at least two-hundred women's clubs, representing more than thirty-thousand members in all parts of the United States, and she was the member for Massachusetts on its first advisory board. ”
Source: Wikisource

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