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M. Louise (Maria Louise) Greene
A writer and researcher with a wide range of interests, she is known for books that move from American religious history to the practical world of school gardening. Her work blends careful study with a strong interest in education and public life.
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The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut
by M. Louise (Maria Louise) Greene
About the author
Maria Louise Greene, often published as M. Louise Greene, was an American author active in the early 20th century. The works reliably linked to her include The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut (1905) and Among School Gardens (1910), showing an unusual range that spans both historical scholarship and hands-on educational writing.
Her best-known historical work examines church-state relations and the growth of religious freedom in Connecticut, while Among School Gardens reflects a practical interest in children, schools, and civic improvement. Taken together, those books suggest a writer who cared about both ideas and everyday community life.
Clear biographical details about her personal life are limited in the sources I could confirm, so it is safest to remember her through her published work: thoughtful, purposeful books that connect history, education, and reform-minded public engagement.