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Alice Williams Brotherton (née , Williams; April 4, 1848 – February 9, 1930) was an American author of poetry, essays, reviews, children's stories, and lyrics. Though she hailed from Indiana, she lived most of her life in Cincinnati, Ohio, serving as president of the Cincinnati Woman's Press Club. She wrote critical essays and addresses on Shakespeare, while many of her poems were set to music in the United States and in England. Contemporary poets of Ohio included Helen L. Bostwick and Kate Brownlee Sherwood. Alice Williams Brotherton (ur. 1848, zm. 1930) – poetka amerykańska.
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"A Woman of the Century"
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What can you say of a life so sequestered as mine except, 'She is born, is married, will die'; 'Story, God bless you I have none to tell.' I was born in Cambridge, Indiana, but have passed most of my life in Cincinnati, and have never been east of the Blue Ridge Mountains. As to my 'versing' that began soon after I was out of school. I think it was in 1872 I first sent my poems out to seek their fortune. -A. W. Brotherton
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Alice Williams Brotherton (ur. 1848, zm. 1930) – poetka amerykańska. Alice Williams Brotherton (née , Williams; April 4, 1848 – February 9, 1930) was an American author of poetry, essays, reviews, children's stories, and lyrics. Though she hailed from Indiana, she lived most of her life in Cincinnati, Ohio, serving as president of the Cincinnati Woman's Press Club. She wrote critical essays and addresses on Shakespeare, while many of her poems were set to music in the United States and in England. Contemporary poets of Ohio included Helen L. Bostwick and Kate Brownlee Sherwood.
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