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Marie Louise Hamilton MACK
Also known as: née Mack, registered as Mary Louisa, Louise Creed, Gouli Gouli, Louise Leyland, Mary Mack
Born: 10/10/1870
Died: 23/11/1935
Special Achievements:1914 - First woman war correspondent, Belgium, reporting for the Evening News and the Daily Mail.
Additional Information:Late 1880s - Contributor to The Bulletin, an Australian magazine, Sydney.
1896 - Novel The World is Round published.
1898 – Joined The Bulletin staff.
1902 - An Australian Girl in London published.
1904 - Children of the Sun published.
1904-7 - Edited the Italian Gazette, Florence.
1915 - A Woman’s Experiences in the Great War published.
1933 - Teens Triumphant published.
1934 - Maiden’s Prayer published.
Resources
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Image - Portrait of Louise Mack
Louise Mack (1874 - 1935) , journalist and author.
Out of copyright. John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland.
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Image - Portrait of Louise Mack
Australian Literary Society photograph collection.
Out of copyright. National Library of Australia
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Image - Louise Mack, writer, August 1897 / photographer J. Hubert Newman
Out of copyright. National Library of Australia
