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A History of the Medical Profession in Westfield, New Jersey: From Origins to 2000
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2009
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Alcott's Imaginary Heroes
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This book fascinated me. Marie Zakrzewska was one of the first practicing women physicians in the USA. She came from Germany to seek freedom to practice her profession after having a brilliant academic and clinical career, as a midwife, but also bein ...more | |
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Emily Dickinson's Gardening Life: The Plants and Places That Inspired the Iconic Poet:
"A garden exists in a place, whether discovered or familiar. For Emily Dickinson, that place was a stately Federal-style house in Amherst, Massachusetts. The axis of her world, it is where she lived, wrote, and nurtured her passion for plants, compili"
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This is a gorgeous book, in both content and presentation. McDowell covers in depth the gardening world of Dickinson: from childhood wildflower excursions to forcing bulbs in her conservatory, from the well trod paths of the Dickinson's garden to Aus ...more |
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Well this is pure delightful Alcott. Two stories in this collection were completely new to me and one of them, "Independence" is a magnificent (though dated) survey of the risk of young poor girls being sold into marriages with elderly men, as trophi ...more | |
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