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Arts & Literature, Culture, Letters and Correspondence, People February 19, 2019 February 24, 2019

Catharine Macaulay, England’s First Female Whig Historian, 1763–1772

by Bob Ruppert

Catharine Sawbridge was born in Wye, Kent, England to John Sawbridge and Elizabeth Wanley on April 2, 1731. Her father was a landed proprietor;…

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