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GRACE AGUILAR (1816-1847)

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Originally appearing in Volume V01, Page 428 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GRACE
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AGUILAR (1816-1847)  ,
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English writer, the daughter of a Jewish
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merchant in
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London, was
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born in
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June 1816 . Her
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works consist chiefly of religious fiction, such as The Vale of Cedars (1850) and
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Home
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Influence (1847) . She also wrote, in
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defence of her faith and its professors, The Spirit of Judaism (1842) and other works . Her services were acknowledged gratefully by the "
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women of
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Israel " in a testimonial which they presented shortly before her
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death, which took
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place at
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Frankfort-on-the-
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Main on the 16th of
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September 1847 .

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