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Cool day - came down through Puget Sound to Seattle and Tacoma & got into the latter place at 7am - Tacoma quite a town - train to Portland - went up on Mountain & got a good view of city
1882 MYRA BRADWELL. Chicago Legal News - First Female Legal Paper in America - Suffrage & Women's Rights. Martyrs "This book belongs to theA very important large folio, full year of Myra Bradwell's Chicago Legal News. Bradwell was perhaps the most significant female legal figure in the 19th century, was the first female to edit a legal paper, and was embroiled in a near decade long fight to become an attorney in Illinois, etc., Very rare on the market, with a significant emphasis on women's rights, suffrage, and legal issues surrounding divorce, women's ability to own property, etc.,