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Sarah Savage

Sarah Savage (''nee'' Henry) (7 August 1664 – 27 February 1752) was an English diarist. She started her diary at age 22 and continued a daily diary until her 80s. Her diaries are a resource providing insight into the daily spiritual life of seventeenth and eighteenth century women. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Mrs. S. Savage's diary from May 31st 1714 to Decemr. 25th 1723. by Savage, Sarah, 1664-1752

    Published 1714
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    Food Stamp and School Lunch Programs Alleviate Food Insecurity in Rural America. Fact Sheet by Smith, Kristin, Savage, Sarah

    Published 2007
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    Advice to a young woman at service in a letter from a friend / by Savage, Sarah, 1785-1837

    Published 1823
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    The factory girl by Savage, Sarah, 1785-1837

    Published 1814
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    In the Supreme Court of the United States, October term, 1875, no. 196, Sarah Chauncey Savage, executrix of Wm. L. Savage appellant, against the United States, appellees from the C... by Savage, Sarah Chauncey, 1817-1895

    Published 1876
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    The factory girl by A Friend

    Published 1854
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