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The Power of Sympathy Susanne O'Leary Or will he have toWilliam Hill Brown (1765 1793) was an American poet, dramatist and novelist who anonymously published "The Power of Sympathy", considered to be the first American novel. The son of a prominent clockmaker, Brown received his education at a Boston boy's school. His literary spark and encouragement came from his step aunt, Catherine Byles. While living in Boston, Brown lived directly across the street from a famous Boston family, the Anthorp Mortons, who