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- Mary Stuart Harrison Smith (February 10, 1834 – December 8, 1917) was an American author, translator, and women's advocate. Her Virginia Cookery Book (1885) is one of the country's early modern cookbooks. In addition to other original works, she published over fifty translated compositions, primarily from the German to English. She was a descendant of the Harrison family of Virginia, and also authored numerous book reviews for various periodicals. In 1893, Smith attended and spoke on behalf of Virginia women at the Chicago World's Congress, which was designed to highlight women's rights. In 1895 she was among the women invited by the Virginia governor to represent the commonwealth's female workers at the Board of Women's convention at the International Exposition in Atlanta. Smith is prominently memorialized at the University of Virginia chapel—she was likely a participant in the funding and creation of the chapel as a resident of the campus at the time. (en)
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- Mary Stuart Harrison (en)
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- Mary Stuart Harrison (en)
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- Charlottesville, Virginia, US (en)
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- Mary Stuart Harrison Smith Chapel window–dedication panel (en)
- At the Congress of Women 1893 (en)
- Chapel window dedicated to Mary Stuart Harrison Smith (en)
- Mary Stuart Smith's tombstone, Univ. of Virginia cemetery (en)
- Smith's husband, Francis H. Smith, U. Va. Prof. of Natural Philosophy (en)
- Univ. of Virginia Chapel in 1889, near the end of construction (en)
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- Mary Stuart Smith Tombstone.jpg (en)
- Pavilion V, University of Virginia Lawn.jpg (en)
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- Univ. of Virginia Prof. Francis H. Smith.jpg (en)
- University of Virginia Chapel 1889.jpg (en)
- University of Virginia Chapel Window.jpg (en)
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- And firmly chides. (en)
- And full of care. (en)
- And heaps the well scoured presses full (en)
- And moves, without ceasing, her diligent hands. (en)
- And resteth never. (en)
- Economy and order more (en)
- Her busy spinning wheel ne'er rests: (en)
- Her daughter instructing, the boys she commands, (en)
- Her sweet control (en)
- Imbues the whole. (en)
- Increase the wealth laid up in store. (en)
- Of snowy linen, glistening wool. (en)
- She fills with stuffs, sweet scented chests, (en)
- She wisely guides, (en)
- The Ideal Wife (en)
- The good and might she mingleth ever, (en)
- The mother fair, (en)
- The wife discreet, (en)
- Within doors greet (en)
- There is danger that the composition of many an excellent dish may become forgotten lore. (en)
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- University of Virginia Cemetery (en)
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- Mary Stuart Smith signature.jpg (en)
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- Virginia Cookery Book (en)
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- Prof. Francis H. Smith (en)
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- Mary Stuart Harrison Smith (February 10, 1834 – December 8, 1917) was an American author, translator, and women's advocate. Her Virginia Cookery Book (1885) is one of the country's early modern cookbooks. In addition to other original works, she published over fifty translated compositions, primarily from the German to English. She was a descendant of the Harrison family of Virginia, and also authored numerous book reviews for various periodicals. (en)
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