Titlebook: Generations of Women Historians; Within and Beyond th Hilda L. Smith,Melinda S. Zook Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Clinical Tool for Optimal Patient Selection,mpaigned tirelessly for suffrage and to admit women to Cambridge University, while teaching an entire generation of women university historians, ranging from medievalists to modernists. This article examines her intellectual and political context and influence.

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Self- or Sunless Tanning Lotionsother contemporary women historians established that professionally trained women were worthy of professorial appointment and scholarly recognition. Together, they marked a change in the position of women historians in the United States. Robbins died in 1999.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-69539-6 characteristic of her writing. The essay concludes with discussion of the lingering appeal of Mitford’s portrayal of Du Chatelet as “always something of the whore.” Tragically, Mitford, a woman with an exciting, incisive mind, thus perpetuated this common historical trope, denigrating women of intellect.

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,Introduction: Women’s Scholarship Within and Outside the Academy, 1870–1960,en. The introduction briefly captures their subjects’ careers: lacking academic posts, or the few in academia. They were apt to be writers rather than instructors, but wrote popular and incisive studies.

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Ellen Annette McArthur: Establishing a Presence in the Academympaigned tirelessly for suffrage and to admit women to Cambridge University, while teaching an entire generation of women university historians, ranging from medievalists to modernists. This article examines her intellectual and political context and influence.

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Alice Clark’s Critique of Capitalismcations, and why she focused on the seventeenth century. It finds the answers in her curious biography as a Quaker industrialist active in the suffrage movement and suggests that, despite its faults, her critique of gender and capitalism continues to warrant attention.