Suffrage in the Equality State-Part 4
Kylie the Historian course for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
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100 Years of Suffrage
Suffrage in the Equality State- Part 3
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Suffrage in the Equality State- Part 2
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Suffrage in the Equality State- Part 1
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On The Hunt: Betz and Rena
“Dearest Betz,” the first of seven handwritten and undated letters began, and already before I finished reading the letter the words were out of my mouth, “who is Betz?” The
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Manhandled By History: The 1907-1908 University Scandal
“My dear Doctor” “Dear Miss Hebard” “My dear Dr. Grace” “My dear Dr. Hebard” “My dear Prof. Hebard” “Dear Lady” “Dear Most Wonderful” In the fall of 1905, Dr. Grace
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Enebo: The Hermitage and The Hermits
Continuing with the spirit of National Poetry Month, I am sharing my explorations so far on Dr. Grace Raymond Hebard’s most beloved companion, Dr. Agnes Mathilde Wergeland. In 1890,
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Rabbit Holes and Reputation
While writing my master’s thesis, I spent a little over a week learning about calendars. You see, in his autobiography, Levi Sheftall double-dated the year of his birth 1739/40, despite
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Book Review: Inventing History in the American West
I first met Dr. Grace Raymond Hebard at a tea party. Not one that either of us actually attended, mind you. In fact, it is highly questionable the event ever
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Family Friday: Sisters, Sisters
“Sisters, Sisters There were never such devoted sisters” In high school, I’d wake before the sun to a quiet, sleeping home. I’d take my shower and eat a bowl of
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