Maud Howe Elliott

American abolitionist, social activist, and poet

American artist

American writer

American banker

American sculptor

American writer

American deaf-blind woman

American writer

American historian

American author and social reformer

Chief Justice of Rhode Island

American physician and abolitionist

American painter

American artist

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American painter

American theologian and writer

American colonial author, printer, newspaper publisher, and almanac publisher

American politician

President of the Illinois Central Railroad

Translator, philanthropist

American sculptor

American sculptor

American painter

American philanthropist

American artist

American essayist

American architect

American politician

American socialite

American artist

Novelist, short story writer, poet

American colonial newspaper printer and publisher

American educator, founder of Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts

Early Rhode Island settler and clergyman

American sculptor

American bookkeeper and insurance agent; credited with collecting and editing the musical tune for a camp-meeting song with the traditional "Glory Hallelujah"

American author and social activist

American educator

American author

American painter

American author

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American writer and historian

American writer

American author

American writer and educator

American suffragist, author

American botanist

American author

American poet

American poet

American author

Editor

Writeter

A writer noted for the collection of Chinese literary tales

American naturalist and author

Agronomist, mycologist, and botanist