Anne Bradstreet sailed to settle on Massachusetts Bay at 16 out of a civilized and humane background. Her father, Thomas Dudley, a man of education, had been steward to an earl; her mother, was a gentlewomen. Anne Bradstreet's parents seemed to have a great affect in shaping her personality into what she became. They gave her the best they had to offer and made her stand out in the end.

Her husband, Simon Bradstreet, was a Cambridge man, a ministers son, whom she married at 16 years old. Together, they lived in Salem, Boston, Cambridge and Ipswich before they finally settled on a farm in N

Within her work you could see that wrote about the realties before her, or on images from the Bible. Her individualism lies in her choice of material rather than in her style. From her writing you could also observe that Anne Bradstreet happened to be one of the first American women who lived in a time and place in which heroism was a necessity of life and mean, and women were fighting for survival both as individuals and as a community. She was clearly a strong individual, who expressed herself very well in her work and influenced many other women with her work

orth Andover, Massachusetts, in 1644. Simon Bradstreet became a judge, legislator, royal councilor, and twice a governor of the colony, while Anne Bradstreet became a devoted wife and mother. When he

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