Mentoria: Women, Children, and the Structures of Science

Alan Rauch

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On July 13, 1785, The Daily Universal Register (the precursor to the Times of London) featured an advertisement announcing a new boarding school in Hampstead. The proprietor of the school was “Miss...

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