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"What did it mean for a woman to pursue a life in science in the decades before the Civil War
exploring the ancient (and noble) idea that a classical education aims to foster the intellectual and moral growth of students
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The First Book of the Earth by Opal Irene Sevrey (Living Library Press) Andrew Peterson Cape Breton and NewfoundlandA re publication of the 1958 book by Irene Sevrey with illustrations by Mildred Waltrip, The First Book of the Earth is an elementary level natural history book that was written during a time when children's books held a student's interest and imagination because they were "living" rather than simply based on factoids and vivid pictures. It is a wonderful introduction to the subject of geology and covers the earth as a planet in the solar system and
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