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Well-tempered women: nineteenth-century temperance rhetoric. by Carol Mattingly. Publisher: Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, ©1998.

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Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library Collections
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New York Times (1851-2021) with Index (1851-1993)
Historical New York Times with Index.Coverage: Full-text: 1851-2019. Index: 1851-1993.