Papers of Andrée Aelion Brooks 1981-2005

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Papers of Andrée Aelion Brooks 1981-2005

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The Andrée Aelion Brooks Collection consists of research materials for her book The woman who defied kings: the life and times of Doña Gracia Nasi-a Jewish leader during the Renaissance

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