Gentle invaders : Quaker women educators and racial issues during the Civil War and reconstruction

by Linda Selleck

Paper Book, 1995

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Available

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Your library

Publication

Richmond, IN : Friends United Press, c1995.

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ISBN

0944350305 / 9780944350300

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