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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. Friday, March 4, 2011. Fanny Gibbon’s Campaign for Women’s Rights. Or The Century Magazine,. Each bonnet is dedicated to someone who may not have been famous but who acted on her private beliefs. One of the first bonnets I made was dedica...

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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. Friday, March 4, 2011. Fanny Gibbon’s Campaign for Women’s Rights. Or The Century Magazine,. Each bonnet is dedicated to someone who may not have been famous but who acted on her private beliefs. One of the first bonnets I made was dedica...

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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. Sunday, February 20, 2011. 8220;Happy Birthday” nor did he acknowledge his own (February 20, 1852 and its subsequent years). Miss Smith was a generous “perfect woman” as Wood often described her, she made blue sashes and...Famous people like ...

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The Lieutenant's Pen: What (not "who") were germans in the 1870's?

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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. What (not "who") were germans in the 1870's? What (not “who”) were germans? Http:/ www.dancetimepublications.com/1880-1900-the-victorian-era.html. From the nation’s capital at Washington, the popular german was scrutinized in a column h...

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The Lieutenant's Pen: Victorian Birthday Celebrations

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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. Sunday, February 20, 2011. 8220;Happy Birthday” nor did he acknowledge his own (February 20, 1852 and its subsequent years). Miss Smith was a generous “perfect woman” as Wood often described her, she made blue sashes and...Famous people like ...

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The Lieutenant's Pen: The Valentine composed by C.E.S. Wood for Nan Smith in 1875

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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. Monday, February 7, 2011. The Valentine composed by C.E.S. Wood for Nan Smith in 1875. You have heard the quaint old fable. Of how youths and maids were able,. In the days when dream and token. Wove a charm but barely broken,. Soon the soul h...

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The Lieutenant's Pen: Fanny Gibbon’s Campaign for Women’s Rights

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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. Friday, March 4, 2011. Fanny Gibbon’s Campaign for Women’s Rights. Or The Century Magazine,. Each bonnet is dedicated to someone who may not have been famous but who acted on her private beliefs. One of the first bonnets I made was dedica...

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Between 1872 and 1878, Lt. Charles Erskine Scott Wood secretly courted Nan Moale Smith, winning her heart through letters written and delivered across the continent. This blog provides post scripts and sidebars to the transcriptions that appear at rosewindpress.com. Friday, March 4, 2011. Fanny Gibbon’s Campaign for Women’s Rights. Or The Century Magazine,. Each bonnet is dedicated to someone who may not have been famous but who acted on her private beliefs. One of the first bonnets I made was dedica...

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