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this, Joan Scott apparently discusses Weed’s significance: “Elizabeth Weed was the force that kept it going after I left for the institute...” But I’m having a hard time accessing.
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this, Joan Scott apparently discusses Weed’s significance: “Elizabeth Weed was the force that kept it going after I left for the institute...” But I’m having a hard time accessing.
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Done, thank you
WP:Library.
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