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  Woman visiting the N.C. Mutual Heritage Room

  An unidentified visitor to the N.C. Mutual Heritage Room views the exhibit.
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  Woman viewing exhibit

  A woman looks at a booklet in front of a display at the 2003 National Insurance Association convention in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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  Woman speaking at lectern

  A woman standing at a lectern speaks to an unseen audience. The lectern has a sign reading "North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance" and featuring the company's logo.
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  Woman sitting at desk

  A woman wearing glasses sits at a desk. A typewriter can be seen behind her.
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  Woman on stage addressing audience

  A woman stands behind a lectern speaking to an unseen audience. Others site onstage behind her. A banner behind them reads: "North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company. The dream lives on."
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  Woman not inferior to man, or, A short and modest vindication of the natural right of the fair-sex to a perfect equality of power, dignity, and esteem with the men

  An unidentified philosopher writing under the pseudonym “Sophia” wrote this radical work asserting that women are superior to men in all ways. She argues that women’s superiority could be proven if women were given equal education. This is a first edition. The 1745 edition (also in the collection) includes a counterargument and rebuttal. Both might have been written by “Sophia.”

  Tags 1700s, Philosophy, Querelle des femmes
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  Wolverine no. 17, Nov., 1989
  

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  Wollstonecraft-tpspread

  Wollstonecraft
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  Wollstonecraft-MonthlyVisitor

  Wollstonecraft book description
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  Wives of N.C. Mutual executives and descendants of founders

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  With the Wana Column in Waziristan. Print 308.

  Exit of the Shahur Tangi (near). “Tang” literally means “tight" and refers to narrow mountain gorges.
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  With the Wana Column in Waziristan. Print 305. Jandola Camp.

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  With the Wana Column in Waziristan. Print 304. Jandola Fort.

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  With the Wana Column in Waziristan. Print 303. Village tower by Jandola.

  A town in southern Waziristan, about 227 miles southwest of Peshawar.
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  With the Razmak Field Force. Print 431.

  Typical Mahsud and Waziri tribesmen. Also transliterated as Mahsud, Masood, Mahsood, Maseed, Masud, and Mehsud.
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  With the Derajat Column in Waziristan. Print 98. Jirga with Kaniguram in background.

  Kaniguram in southern Waziristan is about 212 miles southwest of Peshawar. A Jirga is a meeting of tribal elders.
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  With the Derajat Column in Waziristan. Print 92. View from Piaza Raghza towards Pir Gul.

  Alternate transliteration is "Piazha Raghza" which means "plateau on the edge of a valley." Alternate transliteration is "Pir Ghal,” a mountain in southern Waziristan.
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  With the Derajat Column in Waziristan. Print 88. Entering the Ahnai Tangi.

  The Ahnai Tangi is 200 miles south of Peshawar in southern Waziristan. “Tang” literally means "tight" and refers to narrow mountain gorges.
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  With the Derajat Column in Waziristan. Print 85. Looking across the Tank Zam towards Jandola.

  The riverbed of the Tank Zam served as a road during dry weather.
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  With the Derajat Column in Waziristan. Print 114. Waziri caravan types.