Beyond Nature's Housekeepers: American Women In Environmental History, Paperback - Nancy C. Unger

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" The common thread that runs through the history of Lowell is the Merrimac River. In 1604, Sieur De Monts wrote, "The Indians speak of a beautiful river far to the South, which they call Merrimac. Photographers captured Lowell on film firsthand as it developed into one of the most powerful centers of industry in the world.

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" The common thread that runs through the history of Lowell is the Merrimac River. Photographers captured Lowell on film firsthand as it developed into one of the most powerful centers of industry in the world. In 1604, Sieur De Monts wrote, "The Indians speak of a beautiful river far to the South, which they call Merrimac. The river attracted European explorers and colonists in the seventeenth century, as it had attracted various Native American tribes before them.

About the AuthorNancy C. Beyond Nature's Housekeepers: American Women in Environmental History, Paperback - Nancy C. Unger is Professor of History at Santa Clara University..