The text of the entry was: Did you know ... that Grace Macurdy shaped the field of classics by pulling together both material and textual evidence as sources in her studies of individual women?
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Macurdy was born in Robbinston, Maine, the daughter of Simon Angus Macurdy and Rebecca Thomson Macurdy. suggest you change this to either Macurdy was born in Robbinston, Maine, to Simon Angus Macurdy and Rebecca Thomson Macurdy. or Macurdy was born in Robbinston, Maine, and was the daughter of Simon Angus Macurdy and Rebecca Thomson Macurdy.Y
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rather than attempting to follow the imitate the paths laid out by male scholars and suppress her own gender, established her own approach to academic work. suggest rather than attempting to follow the paths laid out by male scholars and suppress her own gender, established her own approach to academic work.Y
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