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by Wakeman, Antoinette Prudence (Van Hoesen. Published 1898 by Silver, Burdett & company in New York, Boston . Written in English.

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Antoinette Van Hoesen Wakeman (December 15, 1847 – December 8, 1921), publishing also under the pen names Antoinette Van Hoesen and Antoinette Wakeman, was an American journalist who wrote for major Chicago newspapers as well as other periodicals ac.

Antoinette Van Hoesen Wakeman (December 15, 1847 – December 8, 1921), publishing also under the pen names Antoinette Van Hoesen and Antoinette Wakeman, was an American journalist who wrote for major Chicago newspapers as well as other periodicals across the country. She was born Antoinette Prudence Van Hoesen in Cortland County, New York; her parents were John Van Hoesen and Marian (Adams) Van Hoesen.