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Kate Field; the many lives of a nineteenth-century American journalist.(Brief article)(Book review)
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August 1, 2008
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9780815608745
Kate Field; the many lives of a nineteenth-century American journalist.
Ed. by Scharnhorst, Gary.
Syracuse U. Pr.
2008
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