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Alice Lee Moqué (née Hornor; formerly Snelling; October 20, 1861 – July 16, 1919), was an American traveler, writer, newspaper correspondent, photographer, and suffragist. She was also one of the first women cyclists in America. In addition to newspaper articles on a wide variety of topics, and a novel, she published Delightful Dalmatia (1914), an account of traveling through Dalmatia prior to World War I. She was elected to the League of American Pen Women in 1915.

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rdfs:comment	Alice Lee Moqué (née Hornor; formerly Snelling; October 20, 1861 – July 16, 1919), was an American traveler, writer, newspaper correspondent, photographer, and suffragist. She was also one of the first women cyclists in America. In addition to newspaper articles on a wide variety of topics, and a novel, she published Delightful Dalmatia (1914), an account of traveling through Dalmatia prior to World War I. She was elected to the League of American Pen Women in 1915. (en) Alice Lee Moqué (nascida Hornor; anteriormente Snelling; 20 de outubro de 1861 – 16 de julho de 1919), foi uma viajante norte-americana, escritora, correspondente de jornal, fotógrafa, e sufragista. Ela também foi uma das primeiras mulheres ciclistas na América. Além de artigos de jornal sobre uma ampla variedade de tópicos, e um romance, ela publicou Delicioso Dalmácia (1914), um relato de viagens através de Dalmácia antes da Primeira Guerra Mundial. Ela foi eleita para a Liga Americana de Mulheres Canetas em 1915. (pt)
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