Elizabeth Mary Wright (1863–1958) was an English linguist and folklorist who dedicated her career to the study of language and regional traditions. Born in the latter half of the nineteenth century, she contributed to the academic documentation of English dialects and folklore, capturing the cultural heritage of her era.
As a scholar operating in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Wright's work aligned with contemporary efforts to systematically study and preserve local customs and linguistic variations. Her contributions as both a linguist and folklorist remain a part of the history of English philological and folklore studies.
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