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Reading Across Rhode Island 2012: Educating Women in Early New England
Submitted by lmoulton on Wednesday February 08, 2012

Journey with Caleb's Crossing Program Series

Educating

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Louisa May Alcott and New England Reform: Racial Equality, Liberal Education and Women's Work, presented by Dr. Sharon Hartman Strom, University of RI
Submitted by lmoulton on Wednesday September 14, 2011

Louisa May Alcott is best known for writing Little Women (1868-1869), a thinly disguised memoir of her own family.  But her less known books, especially Little Men (1871) and Work (1873), were probably the

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LOUISA MAY ALCOTT: Benefit Street Walking Tour - Providence at the Time of Louisa May Alcott
Submitted by tamason on Friday September 02, 2011

In celebration of Louisa May Alcott, take a Walking Tour of Benefit Street to focus on 19th Century Women’s History with the Rhode Island Historical Society!

Louisa May Alcott left an indelible mark on the literary culture of her

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LOUISA MAY ALCOTT: The Woman Behind Little Women - Book Discussion
Submitted by tamason on Wednesday August 31, 2011

As part of ongoing programs and events spotlighting the life of Louisa May Alcott, Dr. Joan Glazer, Professor Emeritus, Rhode Island College will lead a

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LOUISA MAY ALCOTT: The Woman Behind Little Women - Film Showing

Submitted by tamason on Wednesday August 31, 2011

Documentary Film Presentation: Louisa May Alcott:
The Woman Behind Little Women  

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LOUISA MAY ALCOTT: The Woman Behind Little Women - Events KICK OFF - Film Showing & Book Signing
Submitted by tamason on Wednesday August 31, 2011

Documentary Film Presentation: Louisa May Alcott:
The Woman Behind Little Women  

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