Lucy Virginia French

American poet, critic, editor, and diplomat

American poet

Poet, essayist, physician

American Quaker poet and advocate of the abolition of slavery

American romantic poet and journalist

United States Congressman and governor of Virginia

American newspaper editor

American Republican politician

American author and lecturer

American explorer

American author, suffragist

American politician

Sister of Thomas Jefferson

Confederate Army general

"Unknown Woman of the Seine", famous for her death mask

American politician

American politician

American educator

American educator

American academic and civil rights activist

American writer

American suffragist

American lawyer and writer

American actress

American pioneer

American suffragist

American judge

British writer (1781-1864)

Actress, dancer, painter, poet

British writer

American actress, songwriter, lyricist, author

American politician

French scholar and translator

American women's suffrage activist

Writer, teacher

Actress

American blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter

American actress

American politician

English poet, classicist, writer, translator, polymath

American poet

English writer

American author and Baptist missionary

American literary critic, musician, music teacher

American poet and writer

1837-1918 , writer

American poet, short story writer (1856-1891)

American writer and editor

American poet, writer, historian, gardener

19th-century American writer

American author

American writer

American writer

Novelist, poet

American children's writer

English children's writer

Scottish poet, novelist, reformer

English hymn writer, essayist

United States author and abolitionist

American historian and civil servant

American poet, lyricist

American writer of short stories, poetry, hymns

American poet

American journalist

British-American writer, pioneer

American poet and editor

Journalist

American writer

American actress and poet

Woman who disguised herself as a man to be a Union Army soldier during the U.S. Civil War

American poet, writer, editor

American writer, journalist, dime novelist, and story-teller

American poet, social reformer

American poet, journalist, editor, publisher, philanthropist

American writer

American teacher, poet, author

American poet, author, artist

American poet, writer (1858-1925)