Julia Harrington Duff (English Wikipedia)
Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Julia Harrington Duff" in English language version.
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ballotpedia.org
- "Eileen Duff". Ballotpedia. Retrieved 2019-03-13.
books.google.com
- Janet Nolan, Servants of the Poor: Teachers and Mobility in Ireland and Irish America (University of Notre Dame Press 2004): 43. ISBN 9780268036591
- Polly Welts Kaufman, "Julia Harrington Duff and the Political Awakening of Irish-American Women in Boston, 1888-1905" in Susan Lynne Porter, Women of the Commonwealth: Work, Family, and Social Change in Nineteenth-Century Massachusetts (University of Massachusetts Press 1996). ISBN 9781558490055
- Harvard College Annual Report 1897-1922 (Riverside Press 1922): 251.
- Frederick W. Coburn, "The Educational Victory in Boston" The School Journal 75(January 1908): 570.
- The American Catholic Who's Who (Walter Romig Publisher 1960-61): 124.
bwht.org
- Boston Women's Heritage Trail, Charlestown, CT3: 108 Main Street Julia Harrington Duff.
legacy.com
- Brian Barnett Duff obituary, Chicago Tribune (27 February 2016).
mass.edu
wsc.mass.edu
- Polly Welts Kaufman, "Julia Harrington Duff: An Irish Woman Confronts the Boston Power Structure, 1900-1905"[permanent dead link] Historical Journal of Massachusetts 18(2)(Summer 1990).
newspapers.com
- "Little Talks With Men and Women of the Day" Boston Post (February 2, 1904): 7. via Newspapers.com
- "How Mrs. Duff Compelled Machine to Oppose P. S. A." Boston Post (November 29, 1903): 16. via Newspapers.com
- "Mrs. Duff Biffs School Board" Atlanta Constitution (November 16, 1902): 7. via Newspapers.com
- "Wants Place on School Board" Philadelphia Inquirer (December 2, 1906): 8. via Newspapers.com
- "Boston Women After Cavalieri" Santa Cruz Evening News (September 21, 1910): 4. via Newspapers.com
