Eliza Cook

Portrait by [[William Etty]], c. 1845 Eliza Cook (24 December 181823 September 1889) was an English author and poet associated with the Chartist movement. She was a proponent of political freedom for women, and believed in the ideology of self-improvement through education, something she called "levelling up." This made her hugely popular with the working class public in both England and America. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Diamond Dust. By Eliza Cook

    Diamond Dust. By Eliza Cook by Cook, Eliza

    Published 1865
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    New Echoes and Other Poems By Eliza Cook

    New Echoes and Other Poems By Eliza Cook by Cook, Eliza

    Published 1864
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    Mother Be Proud Of Your Boy In Blue

    Mother Be Proud Of Your Boy In Blue by Cook, Eliza

    Published 1860
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    Melaia, and Other Poems. By Eliza Cook

    Melaia, and Other Poems. By Eliza Cook by Cook, Eliza

    Published 1840
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    Song Of the Haymakers, Standard Bearer and In This Old Chair My Father Sat

    Song Of the Haymakers, Standard Bearer and In This Old Chair My Father Sat by Cook, Eliza

    Published 1850
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    The Poetical Works Of Eliza Cook ... A Complete Edition

    The Poetical Works Of Eliza Cook ... A Complete Edition by Cook, Eliza

    Published 1870
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