Swift named her as part of his "triumfeminate," along with poet and scholar Constantia Grierson and literary critic Elizabeth Sican, and maintained that she was a preeminent poet — "the best Poetess of both Kingdoms" — though this assessment was not universally shared.
Swift grouped her with Constantia Grierson and Elizabeth Sican in his "triumfeminate," considering her a leading poet — "the best Poetess of both Kingdoms" — although this judgment did not resonate universally.