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Godey’s Lady’s Book

Posted June 3rd, 2010 by
Categories: Vintage Craft Pattern, Sarah J. Hale, Louis A. Godey, Nursery Rhymes, Writing, Authors, Recipes, Women

One of the most popular women’s magazines of the 19th century!

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