Soule Papers 1896-1907.

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Soule Papers 1896-1907.

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Soule, Annah May, 1861-1905; college teacher/historian. Mount Holyoke College faculty member, 1896-1905. Papers contain student papers, writing and research notes, correspondence, memorabilia, bibliographical information, and photographs. Primarily documenting her teaching career at Mount Holyoke and her concern with political economy. Also includes two letters from Susan B. Anthony.

3 boxes; (7.5 linear in.)

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Mount Holyoke College Archives and Special Collections

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