Meadow Grass

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Alice Brown was an influential American author known for her local color stories, capturing the essence of New England life. Born in New Hampshire, she transitioned from teaching to full-time writing in Boston, contributing to notable publications like the Christian Register and Youth's Companion. Her literary career flourished in the late 19th century, with acclaimed works such as Meadow Grass and Tiverton Tales. Despite her initial success, her popularity declined after 1900, marking a shift in her literary legacy.