Stoddard, Elizabeth Drew Barstow, 1823-1902 (Attended Wheaton 1840-1841, Amer. poet & novelist)
biographical statement
Elizabeth Barstow Stoddard (1823-1902) was from Mattapoisset, MA, and attended Wheaton Seminary between 1840 and 1841. She became a novelist and 19th century realist, and her works include The Morgesons, 1842; Two Men, 1865; and Temple House, 1867. She also wrote stories and poems for many magazines such as Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly and The Independent, 1858-93. Elizabeth married and wrote for poet, editor and critic, Richard Henry Stoddard. [See Wh. Coll. copies of novels for further biog. info.]
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Elizabeth Barstow Stoddard Biographical Information
The collection contains an introduction to the writings of Elizabeth B. Stoddard from 1949-1966 and a typescript biography of Elizabeth written by Robert Cantwell of Sherman, CT. Mr. Cantwell made corrections in ink on the typescript.