Dolly Witter Stetson

“Dolly Witter Stetson: A Sketch of her Life” offers a glimpse into the life of Dolly Witter Stetson, as chronicled by Kate DeNormandie Wilson. Published in 1907, this biography paints a portrait of a woman living in the United States during a period of significant social and cultural change. The book provides insights into her experiences, relationships, and the events that shaped her life.

Readers interested in women's history and early 20th-century American life will find this concise biography a valuable resource. Wilson's work offers a snapshot of a life lived during a transformative era, contributing to a broader understanding of the roles and experiences of women in history.

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