Katharine Coman

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Katharine Coman

Katharine Coman (born November 23, 1857 in Newark , Ohio , † January 11, 1915 in Wellesley , Massachusetts ) was an American author , teacher , historian , economist and social reformer.

Life

Coman studied at the University of Michigan until 1880. As an author, Coman wrote several works. She taught from 1883 to 1900 as a history professor at Wellesley College , where she was later dean. Her partner was the American author and poet Katharine Lee Bates , with whom she lived in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

Works (selection)

  • The Growth of the English Nation , 1894
  • History of England , 1899
  • A Short history of England , with Elizabeth Kendall
  • English History Told by English Poets , 1902, ( ISBN 0-8369-6097-1 ) with Katharine Lee Bates
  • Industrial History of the United States , 1905; Reprinted in 1911
  • Economic Beginnings of the Far West , 1912

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