Ep. 2: Catharine Beecher (part 2)
The sometimes forgotten but influential women in American history. Episode 2 continues the discu...
An episode of the History's Hotties podcast, hosted by Chrysta, titled "Ep. 2: Catharine Beecher (part 2)" was published on June 20, 2011 and runs 34 minutes.
June 20, 2011 ·34m · History's Hotties
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Summary
The sometimes forgotten but influential women in American history. Episode 2 continues the discussion of Catharine Beecher and her impact on the teaching profession in the United States.
Episode Description
The sometimes forgotten but influential women in American history. Episode 2 continues the discussion of Catharine Beecher and her impact on the teaching profession in the United States.
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