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WebGlimpse will find and list links to all files in this website that have the information you seek. In addition to finding the webpages of women whose names you enter, you can:

find which women were concerned with a scientific subject and what their concerns were. To do this put a scientific subject such as dark matter, or quarks, or nuclear physics in as a search string.

You can also use this search engine to learn about families of the women. For this put one or more of words such as fathers, mothers, husbands, children in your search string.

Or you can learn something about their lives by, for example, putting `courage' as a string in a "partial match" search. You will then find files in the archive mentioning courage, encouragement, discouragement, ... .

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BYour search string may contain more than one item ( a name, part of a name, a word, a phrase, a place name, an abbreviation, ... )

separated by a comma (",") for `OR' ,
by a semicolon (";") for `AND' ;
you may narrow your search using semicolon tilde ("; ~") for `AND NOT' .
If there are no hits, an error message may returned. Please try again with different terms .

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