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Bluestockings and Blue Bloods: The Pelham Priory School for Young Ladies
The girls came from all over. They were daughters of the nation’s elite, of people such as Robert E. Lee and Lincoln’s former Secretary of War Edward Stanton. They were Lorillards, Lefferts, and maybe even Bartows. In the nineteenth century, … Continue reading
