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MARGARET ELIZA- BETH (MUNSON), an American poet; born in New Rochelle, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1838. She was editorially connected with "Hearth and Home" (1871-1873) and "The Christian at Work" (1873-1879); and in 1889 became editor of "Harper's Bazar." Her most noted poems are: "Our Own"; "The Sin of Omission"; and "Are the Children at Home?"
Among her books for girls are: "May Stanhope and Her Friend," and "Maidie's Problem"; "Little Knights and Ladies." She died in 1912.