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, Lizzie Doten (Plymouth, 1 de abril de 1829 … Lizzie Doten (Plymouth, 1 de abril de 1829 – circa 1913) fue una poeta y feminista estadounidense, que se consideraba una médium a través de la cual los espíritus de reconocidos escritores ya fallecidos como William Shakespeare, Robert Burns, Edgar Allan Poe o Felicia Hemans le dictaban sus versos. Gracias a su gran actividad en la esfera pública fue reconocida como la mejor oradora e improvisadora del siglo XIX.or oradora e improvisadora del siglo XIX.
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