Dame Mary Gilmore
Dame Mary Gilmore was an influential Australian poet, journalist, and social activist known for her commitment to women's rights and labor issues. Born in 1865, she became a prominent figure in the Australian literary scene and was a strong supporter of the New Australia movement, which aimed to establish a socialist colony in Paraguay. Gilmore's writings often reflected her progressive views and her dedication to social justice, and she is celebrated for her contributions to Australian literature, with her image featured on the $10 note.
Born on Aug 16, 1865 (160 years old)
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Dame Mary Gilmore was an activist and literary icon who assisted William Lane in organizing the New Australia movement.
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