When Maggie Steele graduates from the Naval Academy gender prejudice has long since vanished from memory. Earth is at war in space, and is relying on its Navy to make the universe safe for hominids. But has the innovative simulation training, known as SOCRATES, prepared the new officer for the rigors of service in space where the tachyonic inertial effect limits use of electronic technology? Telepathic aliens, pirates, epidemics, and chronic conflict among members of the impressed crew complicate the challenge of command in space as a young woman confronts her Baptism of Fire.

https://works.swarthmore.edu/alum-books/3324/

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A comprehensive edition of all known official and unofficial documents pertaining to the First Federal Congress that launched our government and turned the words of the U.S. Constitution into the reality of a working government. 

While working as a professor at George Washington University, Dr Depauw in preparation of the upcoming bicentennial, worked with 4 other associates, founding and coordinating this effort for the first book edition. Her contributions to the hard copy documentary which was published in 1972 included:

• Vol. 1. Senate Legislative Journal  – Linda Grant De Pauw, Editor. Charlene Bangs Bickford and LaVonne Marlene Siegel, Assistant Editors. (The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1972), 800 pages, ISBN 0-8018-1280-1.
• Vol. 2. Senate Executive Journal and Related Documents – Linda Grant De Pauw, Editor. Charlene Bangs Bickford and LaVonne Marlene Siegel, Assistant Editors. (The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1974), 592 pages, ISBN 0-8018-1572-X.
• Vol. 3. House of Representatives Journal – Linda Grant De Pauw, Editor. Charlene Bangs Bickford, and LaVonne Siegel Hauptman, Associate Editors. 

https://www2.gwu.edu/~ffcp/publications.html

A mini online version of the documentary can be viewed here. 

The significance of this project is hard to truly grasp. Never before had someone tried to pull all the existing literary sources together into one exhibition and publication. 

New York was the last state to ratify the federal Constitution before the new government went into operation. 

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Excerpt from NY Times article for Remember The Ladies:

“Because we wanted to show what Revolutionary era women were like,” said Linda Grant Depauw, the exhibition’s historian. “It was a time when all women were working in the same occupations as men, and had equal pay and far more legal freedom and political rights than our own time. They were more liberated than at any time since.”

First published 1966. New York was the last state to ratify the federal Constitution before the new government went into operation. 

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