Anna Elizabeth Broomall on Episiotomy
Anna Elizabeth Broomall (1847-1913) suffered name-calling, spit wads, and theRead More →
Anna Elizabeth Broomall (1847-1913) suffered name-calling, spit wads, and theRead More →
A bold feminist, suffragette, and writer, Alice Moore Hubbard (1861Read More →
Nannie Helen Burroughs (May 2, 1879 – May 20, 1961)Read More →
Meet the woman who sold more novels than Charles Dickens.Read More →
Born in Boston, Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin (1842-1924) grew upRead More →
Ida Celenire Craddock (1857-1902) was born into a world whereRead More →
Carrie (Caroline) Burnham Kilgore (1839-1909) was a woman of firsts.Read More →
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Born in London, Britain in 1823, Emma Hardinge Britten had a varied career as a professional singer, pianist, actress, and spiritualist, and like Anna Dickinson, became a popular orator during the American Civil War.Read More →
Anna Dickinson (1842-1932) was a major celebrity of her time.Read More →
Once upon a time, Anna Elizabeth Dickinson (1842 to 1932)Read More →
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