Hannah Mather Crocker
American writer and women's rights advocate · Writers · Lived 1752 to 1829 · aged 77
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Something wrong?Hannah Mather Crocker was an American essayist, poet, and historian. She was an early advocates of women's rights in America, and a pioneer for women's participation in Freemasonry.
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Crocker's father, Samuel Mather, was a prominent Puritan minister.
Crocker's famous grandfather, Cotton Mather
A present-day view of North Square in Boston where Crocker resided for most of her life
Crocker witnessed the destruction of her uncle, Thomas Hutchinson's mansion in the Stamp Act Riots when she was 13 years old.In their orbit
Father: Samuel MatherWriters born in the 1750s 6
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Hannah Mather Crocker was an American essayist, poet, and historian. She was an early advocates of women's rights in America, and a pioneer for women's participation in Freemasonry. Her memoir and history of Massachusetts, The Reminisces and Traditions of Boston (1828), is the first known history of the American Revolution to be published in America, and her Observations on the Real Rights of Women (1818) was the first book-length philosophical treatise on women's rights to be published by an American.
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