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Subject(s)

• Women—United States—Social conditions [Browse]

Series

Women's Studies Archive: Voice and Vision. [More in this series]

Notes

• Reproduction of the original from the American Antiquarian Society.
• Manuscript note inserted into book: With it I send a copy of my first book. It reads to-day like self-evident truth; but thirty years ago there was something of novelty about the views concerning women. Happily nearly all that was longed-for and striven-for then, has come to pass. Some other small books I wrote, [Aefas] my powers was absorbed in small club-work, which I thought a pleasing benevolence; but I see now how I wasted my time and that human beings do not appreciate such labors. The list of them the books you may see in "The Century Dictionary"-the "Biography" volume- where I was suprised to find myself set down among greater light; [illegible] in Who's Who in America.
• Portrait of author and a newspaper article describing a lecture given by Woolson pasted into book.
• Scanned copy inscribed: Florence Fernald from Abba Goold Woolson. 1903.

OCLC

1012061579

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