Lucy Hutchinson

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Lucy Hutchinson was an English poet and translator, best known for her literary contributions during the 17th century. Born in Nottingham, she was the daughter of a prominent Puritan family, which greatly influenced her views and writings. Hutchinson's most significant work is the 'Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchinson,' which provides a personal account of her husband, a notable figure in the English Civil War. Through her writing, she captured the turbulent political landscape of her time while also offering a glimpse into her personal life and thoughts.