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Wed., 11/11 @ 12:00 PM – Lehman Center: “The Odd Woman and the City: A Memoir,” with the critic and essayist Vivian Gornick

Posted on 2015-11-09 by cl880

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 Thurs., November 5th @ 12:00 PM – Lehman Center: “Empire of Cotton: A Global History,” with Prof. Sven Beckert, Harvard UniversityThurs., Nov. 12th @ 6:00 PM – “My Archives, My Archivists: Researching Women in the Reading Room of the British Museum, 1857-1997” 

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