Catharine Sedgwick

Massachusetts colonial militia officer, local politician

Benefactor of Williams College, people of the French and Indian War

Delegate, Representative, and United States Senator from Massachusetts

American former slave and abolitionist

American writer

American author

French monarch; King of Franks, regarded as the first Holy Roman Emperor

American politician

American writer and literary critic

French general and politician.

American writer, philosopher, educator

Socialite

Author, lawyer

American writer

Novelist, short story writer, poet, children's author

Novelist

American writer

American academic

Socialite, actress, model

American abolitionist

American anatomist

Anglo-American poet

American abolitionist and feminist

American abolitionist, author and women's rights activist

American historian

Actress from the United States

American woman captured by Native Americans during King Philip's War

United States author and abolitionist

United States poet and novelist

English writer

American writer and editor

American novelist

Filipino activist and writer

Novelist

American novelist, short story writer, designer

American poet

17th-century slave woman

American writer

American writer

Writer

English writer

American Author

Novelist

American litterateur, author

United States writer and diplomat

American poet and writer

Irish novelist

19th-century English novelist

Irish author

American author

American poet, writer, editor

Scottish hymnwriter

Irish author of historical fiction on religious themes

American writer

British novelist, essayist and anti-feminist journalist

Novelist, writer

Canadian author, philanthropist, teacher (1833–1922)

American writer

American children's writer

Swedish writer and feminist

American journalist

English writer

English novelist

Abolitionist, author

English travel writer and poet

American poet, activist