Mary Louisa Duncan Putnam

This book is a collection of two memoirs chronicling the lives of Mary Louisa Duncan Putnam and William Clement Putman, two prominent figures in the early decades of the 20th century. These memoirs offer a unique perspective on the social and cultural impacts of this period, as well as the lives of these remarkable individuals. This compelling read offers a valuable glimpse into the personal lives of these pioneering figures.

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