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U.S Women's and Gender History: Finding Early Books

What Children Read

Nineteenth-Century American Children and What They Read
From Dr.Pat Pflieger.

Imprints

Early American Imprints, Series I: Evans, 1639-1800: Access to every book, pamphlet, and broadside published in the American colonies or the United States between 1639 and 1800. Includes advertisements, almanacs, bibles, catalogs, charters and by laws, contracts, cookbooks, elegies, eulogies, laws, maps, narratives, novels, operas, plays, poems, primers, sermons, songs, speeches, textbooks, tracts, travelogues, and treaties. Rutgers-restricted Access

Subject Guide

Natalie Borisovets

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185 University Avenue
John Cotton Dana Library
Newark, N.J. 07102

Subjects:American Studies, Communication, Criminal Justice, History - Global & Eurasian, History - North America, Journalism & Media Studies, Latin American & Caribbean Studies, Literatures in English, New Jerseyana, Political Science, Social Work, Spanish & Portuguese Studies, Women's & Gender Studies

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Subjects: Course Guides (Newark), Women's & Gender Studies

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