Mary H. C. Booth
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Mary H. C. Booth
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Mary Humphrey Corss Booth was an American poet and abolitionist. She published the collection Wayside Blossoms Among Flowers from German Gardens (1865). Mary Humphrey Corss was born in 1831 in Connecticut, the daughter of John and Adelaide Corss. She was visiting relatives Milwaukee, Wisconsin when she met Sherman Booth, the recently-widowed abolitionist journalist and speaker. Over the objections of her parents and only two months after the death of his first wife, the 18-year-old Corss and the
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American poet and abolitionist
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2024-01-19T04:02:32Z
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