Alice Duer Miller (July 28, 1874 – August 22, 1942) was an American writer whose poetry actively influenced political opinion. Her feminist verses influenced political opinion during the American suffrage movement, and her verse novel The White Cliffs influenced political thought during the U.S.'s entry into World War II. She also wrote novels and screenplays.
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Ę̵̨̨̬̪̰̲̘̰͕͍̜̦̱̝͔̬̋̒̈̆̑͂̈́͐́̅́̑̄͋̚̕͜͝ͅͅE̴̛̪̣̗͙͎̺̩̖̙̝͍̝͚͓̜̟̓͊̈́̌̊ͅͅȨ̴̺͓̬̹̃̀̀͂̄̓́̏̀̈́̔̈́͠Q̵̨̡̢̡̻̳͉̫̗̹̳͖̟͈̝̩̪̘̦͇̟͓͕͓̥̞̖͖͗ͅU̸̧͍͙̻̲͎̎̂͛͜͜A̸͑͗͐L̷̡̢̦̝̰̦̰̫̜͈̜̖̮̳̫͉̭̞̉͆̍̋̂̄̆̿̈̈̂͊̍̀̔̕͜͝͠ͅ.̶̡̧̢̢̛̛͓̦͙̬̠̗͕̖̫̤̼͚͉̭̞̖̣̙̠̞̱̩̮̐̄̏̀̋̑̓̈́̑̓̓͐̓̐͠ͅ.̶̨̡̧̬͖̱̱̝̙̘̠̮̞͔̹͇̝͔̻͕͎͇̤̱̐̐͛̑̂́̑̆͊̄̀̔̍̆̑̈́̚͝͠ͅͅͅ.̷̧̢̧̭̤͙̼͍̣͎̜͍͔̹̝̀̈́̂́̐͊͜͝Ŕ̷̢̢͓̘̥̰͙͍̞̝̹̈̀͒̐̑̇̽͌͛̔͋̕͠͝Ḯ̸̧̛͚̪̟̟̘̻̞͍̯͔̞̬̘̓̾̉̿͛̇̏͌̾͒͆͗̄̿̈́͑̆͑͝͠ͅĮ̸̛͎̤̬̣̟̜̙̮̪̤̰͖̗͎̟͌̇̆͜Ĩ̷̢̧̻̞̟̖̯̣̹͇̪̟̹̺͚̆͂͊͐͂́̽̍͜͝G̷̥̱̈̕H̵̢̛̖̤̣̅̾͊́̓̓͋͑̏́̑̈̇̃͝͝T̶͖̳̓̾͊́̌̐̑͛̆͋͐̏̀̈́̐̀̈̆͛̓̕͘͝S̵̨̛̗̳̘̎̉͆̈́͐̽͛̚.̶̰̣̼̹̗͎̩͖̣͈̯̱̓̿ͅ.̶̝͔̖̼͈̘͙̤̩͉̿̊̓̓͂̂̓͘͝͠.̸̨̦͈̘͇͈̱̝̙͈͖̩̩̯̥̣̝̯̟̠͍͈̺̙̇̑̓̈́̈́͜͜ͅͅ