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Trade Ed. Quindaro Press 2005
CD ISBN 0976443473 $14.95 One CDs
Here's an opportunity to learn about a woman who has slipped through the cracks of history. A feminist and enemy of slavery and alcohol, Clarina Nichols, born in New England, got herself out of a bad marriage and into a newspaper job. In the mid-1850s she moved herself, three children, and supportive second husband to Kansas to fight for women's rights and to help ensure that the new state would be slave-free. Eickhoff, on whose book this audio is based, does a competent and clear job of reading. Her enthusiasm for her determined and sharp-witted subject is obvious. Ms. Nichols and her achievements will stay with you long after the narration ends. J.B.G. © AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine [Published: FEB/ MAR 07]
Trade Ed. Quindaro Press 2005
CD ISBN 0976443473 $14.95 One CDs
Trade Ed. Quindaro Press 2005
CD ISBN 0976443473 $14.95 One CDs
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