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Презентация на тему louisa May Alcott
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- 2. Louisa May Alcott was born in 1832
- 3. Her father ( Amos Bronson Alcott) was
- 4. Louisa’s mother ‘ Abigal May Alcott
- 5. When the girl was two years
- 6. Ann Louisa ElizabethMayLouisa and her
- 7. The family had little money and Louisa
- 8. During the Civil war she served as
- 9. Success came to her in 1868, when
- 10. The income from the sale of this
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Louisa May Alcott was born in 1832 in America in Concord ( The state Massachusetts). A writer in the future, she was born in a friendly poor family.
Слайд 3 Her father ( Amos Bronson Alcott) was the
son of a poor farmer. In childhood he taught
himself literacy and became one of the most educated people of his time. He started a number of schools in the states of Concord and Pennsylvania and also in Boston.Слайд 4 Louisa’s mother ‘ Abigal May Alcott ‘
was from a noble English family . She was
housewife and brought up four daughters. She helped the poor , became the first paid sociable worker in the state of Massachusetts.Слайд 5 When the girl was two years old,
the family moved to Boston , where Amos Alcott
started an experimental school .
Слайд 6
Ann
Louisa
Elizabeth
May
Louisa and her three
sisters got their education at home under the guest
of their father. The girls were friendly and often staged Louisa’s plays in the neighbor’s barn.Слайд 7 The family had little money and Louisa tried
to find some income. She worked as a seamstress,
a maid, a companion and a teacher. All this she described in her books.Слайд 8 During the Civil war she served as a
nurse in a military hospital in Georgetown. Later she
wrote ‘Hospital essays’ where she described her work in the hospital.Слайд 9 Success came to her in 1868, when she
wrote the story ‘Little women’ about the growing up
of the four daughters of the March family.
Слайд 10
The income from the sale of this book
