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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.
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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.
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