Martin eau, Harriet
Nuttall Encyclopedia · 1907 · p. 30
English authore , born at Norwich; a lady with little or no genius but with considerable intellectual ability, and not without an honest zeal for the "progre of the species"; she was what is called an "advanced" thinker, and was a disciple of Auguste Comte; wrote a number of stories bearing on social questions, and had that courage of her opinions which commanded respect; it was she who persuaded Carlyle to try lecturing when his finances were low, and she had a real pride at the succe of the scheme (1802-1876).
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