A bronson alcott
[awl-kuh t, -kot] /ˈɔl kət, -kɒt/
noun
(amos) bronson
[bron-suh n] /ˈbrɒn sən/ (show ipa), 1799–1888, u.s. educator and philosopher.
his daughter, louisa may, 1832–88, u.s. author.
a male given name.
alcott
/ˈɔːlkət/
noun
louisa may. 1832–88, us novelist, noted for her children’s books, esp little women (1869)
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