Transcriptions of Elizabeth Oakes Prince Smith manuscripts, [2006].

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Transcriptions of Elizabeth Oakes Prince Smith manuscripts, [2006].

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Transcriptions of five manuscript lectures and a sermon by Elizabeth Oakes Prince Smith in the University of Virginia Library. The manuscripts are: "Cleopatra," "The dignity of labor" (2 versions), "The funeral of Mrs. Fay," "Our humanity," and "Womanhood." The transcriptions and annotations were done by Angela G. Ray, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Communication Studies, Northwestern University.

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Ray, Angela G.

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Smith, Elizabeth Oakes Prince, 1806-1893

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Fay, Mrs., d. 1871.

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