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Emma Willard: Daughter of Democracy

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extremely rare,very good condition

291 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1975

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July 7, 2020
This book must be the basis for any serious study of the life of Emma Willard. Written by one of her students, and carefully researched, it gives a unique perspective on her life. Although dated, it highlights her character and the overall themes and goals of her life. I would like to do some more research myself to understand the basis of what I see as her character flaw that is the most difficult to swallow in this day and age. Why did she not think that enslaved people should be free?
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