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  • Marietta Holley.
    Marietta Holley

    …she published her first book, My Opinions and Betsy Bobbet’s. Holley subsequently published some 20 books based on her successful Betsy Bobbet formulas: dialect and rural humour used to express feminist and temperance views (often incorporating material sent to Holley by the reformers Susan B. Anthony and Frances Willard). She…

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    …she published her first book, My Opinions and Betsy Bobbet’s. Holley subsequently published some 20 books based on her successful Betsy Bobbet formulas: dialect and rural humour used to express feminist and temperance views (often incorporating material sent to Holley by the reformers Susan B. Anthony and Frances Willard). She…

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