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A Lawyer of the Gilded Age: George Lord Day 1882

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Tapping Reeve 1763: His Lawyering Had Roots in Love

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Nicola D’Ascenzo: His Work of Art Welcomes All

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He Shared Images of Life Under Siege: Julien Hequembourg Bryan 1921

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Charles Howard Hinton: He Wrote Science Fiction Before the Genre Existed

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Robert Blackwell 1768 *1782: He Preached To A Fledgling Nation

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Mister Mayor, The Mineralogist: Alexander Hamilton Phillips 1887 *1899

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A Thousand Words A Year: Clara Mabel Rice

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They Called Him ‘Mr. Princeton’: Frederic Fox ’39

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This Computer Was an Astronomy Star: Charlotte Moore Sitterly

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Books and Courses, But Not For Her: Katharine Fullerton Gerould

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He Loved Being On the Road: Col. Melvin Adams Hall 1910

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Benjamin Rush 1760: A Great Physician Had Help From a Freed Slave

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‘An Educated Lady’ Gets the Job: Anne Shaw

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The First Dean Leaves a Legacy: James Ormesbee Murray

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Ordinary Student, Extraordinary Event: Edward Shippen 1845

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Early Master of Hacking: Cyrus Fogg Brackett

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A Princeton Family Made its Mark: Mabel and Bessie Hillian

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A Scholar Finally Gets His Due: David Bohm

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Care and Kindness, Along with Spunk: Isabella Guthrie McCosh

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Iconoclastic Son of an Iconic Father: Jonathan Edwards Jr. 1765

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