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1853–1924
A Victorian poet and biographer, she wrote reflective verse as well as an early life of Florence Nightingale. Her work moves between devotional feeling, literary grace, and a keen interest in remarkable lives.

by Annie Matheson
Annie Matheson (1853–1924) was a British Victorian-era poet remembered for meditative and lyrical writing. Sources available here also note that she wrote one of the early biographies of Florence Nightingale, showing that her work reached beyond poetry into literary biography.
Her writing is often associated with a thoughtful, reflective tone, and she is also remembered in hymn-related reference sources as a hymn writer. That combination of poetry, devotion, and biography gives her a distinctive place among late 19th- and early 20th-century women writers.
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