Definition: The word "Anne Cole" is a given name, often used for female children. It comes from Anne Cooper, who was an early American writer, actress, poet, and educator. In English literature, Anne Cole refers to one of the most significant female figures in the history of the United States, known as the "Mother of Liberty". She was born on July 12, 1857 in the town of Cooperstown, New York. Anne Cole's literary career spanned over a century and she published more than a hundred novels and numerous plays, including a play about her life titled "The Life of Anne Cole", which has been performed and adapted into a Broadway musical. She was known for her wit, intelligence, and ability to articulate complex ideas in accessible ways. In the United States, Anne Cole is often remembered as one of the most influential female writers, poets, and educators of the 20th century, who wrote extensively about topics such as women's rights, gender roles, and American history. Her works include several best-sellers like "The Life of Anne Cooper" and "A Mother in America".

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