Homespun Heroines and Other Women of Distinction |
Contents
ForewordJosephine Turpin Washington | v |
Catherine FergusonMrs Dovie K Clarke | 3 |
Sojourner TruthH Q B | 13 |
Sarah H FayerweatherMaritcha R Lyons | 23 |
Jane RobertsH Q B | 46 |
Harriet TubmanMaritcha R Lyons | 60 |
Grandmother GrossMrs John Brown | 69 |
Eliza Anne ClarkWillie A Wagner | 81 |
Frances E W HarperH Q B | 97 |
Sarah J S GarnetMaritcha R Lyons | 110 |
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Homespun Heroines and Other Women of Distinction Hallie Q. Brown,Josephine Turpin Washington Limited preview - 1926 |
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