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- Lily Alice Lefevre (* 5. April 1853 in Kingston, Ontario; † 17. Oktober 1938 inVancouver) war eine kanadische Lyrikerin. Lefevres literarisches Werk ist eng mit ihrer Heimatstadt Vancouver verbunden. Sie erhielt als Jugendliche eine Medaille für das besteGedicht über den Karneval in der Stadt, die auch Gegenstand vieler anderer ihrer Gedichte war. Anlässlich der Krönung EduardsVII. 1902 organisierte sie den Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire. Sie war Mitbegründerin der Vancouver Art Gallery. 1934stiftete sie zum Gedenken an ihren Ehemann J.M. Lefevre ein Stipendium von 5000 $ und eine Goldmedaille an die University of British Columbia. 1895 erschien ihr Buch The Lion's Gate, das erneut 1903 (mit The Beaver And The Empress) und 1936 zum 50. Jubiläum der StadtgründungVancouvers aufgelegt wurde. A Garden By The Sea erschien 1921. Ihr Gedicht March on! Canada! wurde von Harold Craxton vertont. (de)
- Lily Alice Lefevre (5 April 1854 – 17 October 1938) was a Canadian writer whose literary work closely linked her to her hometown of Vancouver. Her book of poems Lion's Gate and Other Verses (1895) was the first book written by a woman and published by a British Columbia publisher, Province Publishing. She was born in Kingston, Ontario. As a teenager she received a medal for writing the best poem about a carnival in Montreal, which continued to be a theme in many of her later poems. Lefevre arrived in Vancouver in 1886 with her husband, a CPR district surgeon Dr. John Lefevre. Her husband died in 1906. In 1889, the title poem of her book first appeared in The Vancouver Daily World as The Lions' Gateway, and was published under her pen name, Fleurange. One of Lefevre's sonnets was published in a book of poetry edited by Lord Dufferin who was Governor General of Canada from 1872 to 1878. Lefevre organized the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire upon the occasion of the coronation of King Edward VII in 1902. She was co-founder of the Vancouver Art Gallery. In 1934 she donated $5,000 for a scholarship and gold medal to the University of British Columbia in honor of and to commemorate her husband J.M. Lefevre. Her book The Lion's Gate was first published in 1895, but was re-launched in 1903 along with The Beaver and the Empress. In 1936, it was again re-printed for the 50th anniversary of the founding of the city of Vancouver. In 1921, A Garden By The Sea appeared. Her poem March on! Canada! was set to music by Harold Craxton. (en)
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- Lily Alice Lefevre in 1890 (en)
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- Lefevre, Lily Alice Cooke (en)
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- Lily Alice Lefevre (* 5. April 1853 in Kingston, Ontario; † 17. Oktober 1938 inVancouver) war eine kanadische Lyrikerin. Lefevres literarisches Werk ist eng mit ihrer Heimatstadt Vancouver verbunden. Sie erhielt als Jugendliche eine Medaille für das besteGedicht über den Karneval in der Stadt, die auch Gegenstand vieler anderer ihrer Gedichte war. Anlässlich der Krönung EduardsVII. 1902 organisierte sie den Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire. Sie war Mitbegründerin der Vancouver Art Gallery. 1934stiftete sie zum Gedenken an ihren Ehemann J.M. Lefevre ein Stipendium von 5000 $ und eine Goldmedaille an die University of British Columbia. (de)
- Lily Alice Lefevre (5 April 1854 – 17 October 1938) was a Canadian writer whose literary work closely linked her to her hometown of Vancouver. Her book of poems Lion's Gate and Other Verses (1895) was the first book written by a woman and published by a British Columbia publisher, Province Publishing. She was born in Kingston, Ontario. As a teenager she received a medal for writing the best poem about a carnival in Montreal, which continued to be a theme in many of her later poems. (en)
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- Lily Alice Lefevre (en)
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