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ROSE TERRY COOKE (1827-1892)

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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 74 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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ROSE
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TERRY
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COOKE (1827-1892)  ,
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American writer, nee
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Terry, was
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born at
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West
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Hartford,
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Connecticut, on the 17th of
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February 1827 . She published in 186o a
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volume of Poems, but after her
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marriage in 1873 to
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Rollin H .
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Cooke she was best known for her fresh and humorous stories, though in 1888 she published more
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verse in her
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Complete Poems . The
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chief volumes of fiction dealing mainly with New
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England
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country
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life, produced by
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Rose Terry Cooke, were Happy
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Dodd (1878), Somebody's Neighbors (1881),
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Root-
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bound (1885), The
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Sphinx's
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Children (1886), Steadfast (1889) and Huckleberries (1891) . She died at
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Pittsfield,
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Massachusetts, on the 18th of
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July 1892 .

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