June 28, 1900 Harriet E. Adams Wilson, considered the first female novelist, died. Wilson was born March 15, 1825 in Milford, New Hampshire. Her father died and her mother abandoned her when she was young. As an orphan, she was made an indentured servant. After the end of her indenture, Wilson worked as a house […]
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Harriet E. Adams Wilson – June 28th in African American History
By Chimsima Zuhri on June 28, 2011 in African American History, Author, June
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