Works
- The songs of our land, and other poems 1846
- (Editor) The Gem of the Western World 1850
- (Editor) The Memorial: written by friends of the late Mrs. Osgood, and edited by Mary E. Hewitt. 1851
- (Editor) Heroines of History 1852
- Poems, sacred, passionate, and legendary 1854
- (Editor) Lives of Illustrious Women of All Ages. 1860
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