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Rheta Dorr was a journalist and feminist from Nebraska. In 1914 she became the first editor of The Suffragist, official organ of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage, forerunner of the National Woman's Party. Dorr dedicated the biography to her…

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Dr. Dietrich The German Emigrants: or, Frederick Wohlgemuth’s Voyage to California by Dr. Dietrich. Translated by Leopold Wray Guben: Printed by F. Fechner, [1852?] German literary travel account of a Prussian boy, Fred Wolgemuth, his family, and…

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Edward Sylvester Ellis, 1840-1916 The Great Cattle Trail Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, [1894] Ellis wrote at least 150 novels, the most famous of which was probably Seth Jones, for Beadle & Adams, 1861. This story begins: “Avon Burnet, at…

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Frances Courtenay Baylor, 1848-1920 Juan and Juanita Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin, 1887 "This story of two unfortunate fortunates … is true in its essential facts. That is, two Mexican children were really captured some years since on the…

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Grimké, an active abolitionist and crusader for women's rights, sets down her thoughts on the natural equality of the sexes and foreshadows many of the arguments of later feminists.

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H. de Chavannes de la Giraudière Les Petits Voyageurs en Californie Tours: A. Mame et Cie, 1853 This children’s story centers on a Frenchman, transfixed by the Gold Rush, who travels from Le Havre to search for gold in California. He has two boys…

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Harry Castlemon, 1842-1915 Frank in the Mountains Philadelphia: Henry T. Coates & Co., [1896] “Harry Castlemon” was the nom de plume of Charles Austin Fosdick, one of the most prolific writers of adventure stories for boys. He published at least…

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Hendrik Conscience, 1812-1883 The Boys of the Sierras, or, The Young Gold Hunters: A Story of California in ‘49 Boston: Estes and Lauriat, 1883 Conscience, a Belgian, wrote over 100 novels for children and adults, most set in Europe but a few,…

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Henry Inman, 1837-1899 The Delahoydes: Boy Life on the Old Santa Fé Trail by Colonel Henry Inman Topeka, Kan.: Crane & company, 1899 Inman was an Army officer and writer. He enlisted in 1857, serving in Oregon and California. He was transferred…

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Broadside indicating: “Who cannot vote/Who can vote/Residence defined/Voters may appoint judges/Where voter has changed residence/Poll tax receipt must be presented/The official ballot/Assistance to voter in preparing ballot/Marked or mutilated…

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