Janny, Amélia (1838–1914)
Janny, Amélia (1838–1914)
Portuguese poet. Name variations: Amelia Janny. Born 1838 in Portugal; died 1914.
Known as the 'Poetess of the Mondego,' published poems in magazines including Almanaque de Lembranças; wrote a poem in praise of Brazilian revolutionary poet Gonzago.
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DIED: 1687, Beaconsfield, England
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