Every Day Is Special August 12 вђ Happy Birthday Katharine Lee Bates Katharine coman. signature. katharine lee bates (august 12, 1859 – march 28, 1929) was an american author and poet, chiefly remembered for her anthem "america the beautiful", but also for her many books and articles on social reform, on which she was a noted speaker. bates enjoyed close links with wellesley college, massachusetts, where she. Katharine lee bates (born august 12, 1859, falmouth, massachusetts, u.s.—died march 28, 1929, wellesley, massachusetts) was a poet, author, and educator who wrote the text of the national hymn “ america the beautiful.”. she was educated at wellesley college, in wellesley, massachusetts, where she taught english literature from 1885 to 1925.
Every Day Is Special August 12 вђ Happy Birthday Katharine Lee Bates Katharine lee bates (august 12, 1859 – march 28, 1929) was an american author and poet, chiefly remembered for her anthem "america the beautiful". In august. beside the country road with truant grace. wild carrot lifts its circles of white lace. from vines whose interwoven branches drape. the old stone walls, come pungent scents of grape. the sumach torches burn; the hardhack glows; from off the pines a healing fragrance blows; the pallid indian pipe of ghostly kin. Bates, katherine lee (1859–1929)professor and head of the english department at wellesley college for 34 years and author of "america the beautiful." born on august 12, 1859, at falmouth, massachusetts; died on march 28, 1929, at wellesley, massachusetts; daughter of william bates (a congregational minister) and cornelia frances (lee) bates; attended a village school in falmouth, wellesley. And crown thy good with brotherhood. from sea to shining sea. america the beautiful, by katharine lee bates. – from the cspm curator of history. katharine lee bates was born on august 12, 1859 in falmouth, massachusetts. she went to the all women wellesley college in 1876, graduating in 1880. she taught high school english for five years.
Us Poetess Katharine Lee Bates Was Feminist Lesbian Christian Bates, katherine lee (1859–1929)professor and head of the english department at wellesley college for 34 years and author of "america the beautiful." born on august 12, 1859, at falmouth, massachusetts; died on march 28, 1929, at wellesley, massachusetts; daughter of william bates (a congregational minister) and cornelia frances (lee) bates; attended a village school in falmouth, wellesley. And crown thy good with brotherhood. from sea to shining sea. america the beautiful, by katharine lee bates. – from the cspm curator of history. katharine lee bates was born on august 12, 1859 in falmouth, massachusetts. she went to the all women wellesley college in 1876, graduating in 1880. she taught high school english for five years. Katharine lee bates (august 12, 1859– march 28, 1929) was an american songwriter. she is remembered as the author of the words to the anthem “america the beautiful”. she popularized “mrs. santa claus” through her poem goody santa claus on a sleigh ride (1889). life and career bates was born in falmouth, massachusetts, the daughter of congregational pastor william bates and his wife. Katharine lee bates 1859 1929 katharine was born august 12, 1859, to reverend william bates and cornelia frances lee in falmouth, massachusetts. she graduated with a degree in english from wellesley college in 1886. she taught high school and prep school english from 1880 1889. katharine spent a year, 1890 91, studying.
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