No. She was born in Pennsylvania. She lived most of her life in Massachusetts. She served as a nurse in D. C. during the Civil War. The person who answered that Florida belonged to Spain during her lifetime needed to do their homework. Florida became a US territory in 1821 and a State in 1845. Alcott was born in 1832 and died in 1888, so it was a terrirory over a decade by the time of her birth and became a State before she became an adult.
The author who did live in Florida who was Alcott's contempoary was Harriot Beecher Stowe who wrote "Little Tom's Cabin". She bought property near Jackville a year after the end of the Civil War and lived there off and on until she was elderly. Then she returned to Connecticut.
Transcendental Wild Oats, Little Women, and Flower Fables
She was given the calomel treatment for tuberculosis during her work in the Civil War hospitals, but you know how it was supposed to help her? Instead she suffered from Mercury poisoning.and numonya
Louisa May Alcott is known to have said, "Life is my college. May I graduate well, and earn some honors!" This may imply that she did not receive formal higher education.
She most likely had a form of cancer that occurred because of the large dose of mercury prescribed to her during her bout with typhoid.
She wore the long dresses typically worn by American women of her time. See the link below for pictures of her.
Amos Bronson Alcott would have been 61 when the US Civil War started, and he was Superintendant of Schools in Concord, Connecticut at that time.
well she was an author, most famous for little women im pretty sure and her sisters inspired her to write little women
Louisa May Alcott is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord.
Her grave is on a hillside near that of Emerson, Hawthorne and Thoreau.This area is called Authors Corner.
Lousia May Alcott's Little Women. My all-time favorite. Meg and Jo are also featured in the two sequels, Little Men and Jo's Boys. Beth, alas, is not--she dies in Little Women.
No. She had no children.
However, she did look after her sisters daughter.
Also, she adopted her nephew.
Louisa May Alcott never had children because she wasn't even married!
Louisa May Alcott was the Author of the Fictional classic "Little Women".
Although she wasn't an atheist, she didn't practice any particular religion.
She wrote this in her adulthood:
"When feeling most alone, I find refuge in the Almighty Friend. If this is experiencing religion, I have done it; but I think it is only the lesson one must learn as it comes, and I am glad to know it."
Jo Bhaer is the main character in the novel Little Men.
The person that influenced Louisa May Alcott was her father because of his ideas as an inventor and a teacher. He was the one that taught her most of the stuff she knew.
In 1909, Helen Keller had her eyes surgically removed and replaced with glass eyes. There is written commentary that they were a beautiful blue.
Lucy became a writer by having to write her own storys and publish them