"Interesting to Ladies," Home Journal, March 4, 1854

"Women in America," Chicago Daily Tribune, Feb 20, 1854

Citation of Different Periodical / Reprint

Cushman, Charlotte Saunders, 1816-1876

Ladies' Home Journal

Lippincott, Sara Jane (pseudonym: Grace Greenwood), 1832-1904

Cook, Eliza, 1818-1889

Travel Reports

Friendship

Gender Norms

Italy--Rome

Gossip--Published

Praise

Actors and Actresses--US American

Eliza Cook and Grace Greenwood are mentioned as Charlotte Cushman's intimate friends and Charlotte is characterized as feminine and honorable.

"Interesting to the Ladies" in the Home Journal, March 4, 1854, reprinted a note (presumably) first published in the Louisville Journal and the Chicago Daily Tribune ("Women of America" column, Feb 20, 1854).

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Proquest

Home Journal

1854-02-20

Reference

Charlotte Cushman, the greatest American actress, distinguished as a woman unimpeachable, and as a writer of no mean ability, is now in Rome. We hear of her there, much honoured and admired by all travelers and persons of note. She is the intimate friend of Eliza Cook, Grace Greenwood, in her recent European tour became warmly attached to the great tragedienne. Both ladies are excellent horsewomen, and enjoyed greatly this beautiful feminine accomplishment amid the fine scenery and classic associations of Italy.

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