Amelia Etta Hall Johnson (1858–1922) was a Canadian writer and poet whose creative work spanned the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Writing under the name Amelia E. Johnson, she established herself as a literary voice in Canada during a period of foundational growth for the country's literature.\n\nThroughout her life, Johnson engaged with both poetry and prose. Although detailed records of her specific publications and thematic focus remain sparse, her contributions reflect the active participation of women writers in shaping early Canadian literature. She passed away in 1922, leaving a legacy as an early Canadian poet and author.
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