The Wellesley Prelude Volume No.16; Volume 3
"The Wellesley Prelude Volume No.16" offers a fascinating glimpse into life at Wellesley College in the late 19th century. As a student publication, this volume provides a unique perspective on the academic, social, and cultural experiences of women attending one of the foremost educational institutions of its time.
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