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Focusing on unique perspectives: Gina Mulligan

Posted on July 31, 2016 by rozdekett

By Roz DeKett Gina Mulligan’s novel Remember the Ladies is about Amelia Cook, a congressional lobbyist … in 1877. “I was researching for another project when I ran across the fact that there were women who were lobbyists in that … Continue reading →

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