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Wisconsin Feminists Project Fund, . First Edition. Paperback. Good Solid Copy, Spotting At Lower Half Of Cover. Octavo. 1975 B & W PHotos Octavo, , PP.94, An Impressionistic Collection Of Short Stories D15b
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U n c o m m o n L I v e s O f C o m m o n W o m e n T h e M i s s i n g H a l f O f W i s c o n s i n H i s t o r y
by B r o w n , V i c t o r i a
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Uncommon Lives of Common Women; The Missing Half of Wisconsin History
by Brown, Victoria
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[Madison, Wisconsin]: Wisconsin Feminists Project Fund, Inc. [1975], 1975. First edition. Pamphlet. Fine. 8vo. [1], i-v, 1-94 pp. Brown wrappers printed in black. Price of 3.95 on the rear wrapper. Illustrated with a few black and white photographs. A publication from second-wave feminism, focused on the lives of select Wisconsin women from its history before 1848 and beyond. The first biography is of a mixed-race woman, MaryAnn Labuche, a Prairie Du Chien healer.
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