Hapgood, Isabel Florence

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Hapgood, Isabel Florence (1850–1928) translator; born in Boston, Mass. She spent ten years learning every Germanic and Romance language before starting her career in 1886 as a translator, essayist, and reviewer. From her voluminous output she is best remembered for her many translations of Russian masterpieces, particularly Turgenev's novels and stories (16 vols. 1905).

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