In Memoriam. Harriott Sophie Newcomb

In this book, Newcomb is remembered for her contributions to education in the United States. While Newcomb may not be a household name, her legacy is still felt today: she founded a women's college in New Orleans that would eventually become part of Tulane University. This book is ideal for anyone interested in the history of education, women's history, or the development of American universities.

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