Aaron Marshall Elliott (1844–1910) was an American novelist and academic who played a key role in the study of modern languages. He served as a professor at Johns Hopkins University, balancing his academic responsibilities with his work as a writer of fiction.\n\nElliott is particularly distinguished as one of the founders of the Modern Language Association. Through this contribution, he helped establish a formal framework for modern linguistic and literary scholarship in the United States, leaving a lasting legacy in the academic community.
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