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Jacob Abbott, an influential American children's author, had a diverse career that included roles as a professor, pastor, and school founder. He was deeply involved in education, establishing the Mount Vernon School for Young Ladies and Abbott's Institute, while also contributing to the academic community at Amherst College. His commitment to teaching and literature reflects a dedication to nurturing young minds, making his works significant in the realm of children's literature during the 19th century.