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In page Dora Greenwell:

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Many of Greenwell's works had Christian religious themes. She was often compared to Christina Rossetti and dedicated a book to Elizabeth Barrett Browning. In addition to poetry, Greenwell wrote essays on women's education and suffrage, and attacked the slave trade.[3] Some of her verses were set to music as hymns, such as "I Am Not Skilled to Understand" by William J. Kirkpatrick.[4] A contemporary version was composed by Aaron Shust.[5] She also wrote biographies of French priest Jean-Baptiste Henri Lacordaire and American Quaker John Woolman.[citation needed]