Katherine Duer Mackay got no less a personage than the philospher John Dewey to lead off the lecture series she organized at Columbia University in the summer of 1909 as a program of her newly organized Equal Franchise Society. The reporter for the Boston Globe, however, appeared to be far more taken with Mrs. Mackay than what Dewey had to say.
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Harper’s Weekly, Vol. 53, No. 2725, March 13, 1909, pp. 14-16
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