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Louisa Jane Hall (February 7, 1802 – 1892) was an American poet, essayist, and literary critic. None of her poems appeared in print until after she was twenty; they were then published anonymously in the Literary Gazette, and other periodicals. Dr. Park removed to Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1831, accompanied by his daughter, who lived with him until October 1840, when she married the Rev. E. B. Hall, of Providence, Rhode Island. Miriam, a Dramatic Sketch, her most notable work, was begun in the summer of 1826, finished the following summer, and published ten years later. Her other principal work is in prose, Joanna of Naples, an Historical Tale, published in 1838. Hannah, the Mother of Samuel the Prophet and Judge of Israel (1839) was, like Miriam, a verse play.
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7 February 1802 Troy, Pennsylvania, U.S.
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1892 (aged 89)
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