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“Mary Baker Eddy: From Adversity to Innovation”

On July 20, 2004, The Mary Baker Eddy Library hosted a luncheon talk by Gillian Gill, scholar and author of Mary Baker Eddy. Gill shed light not only on Eddy’s life and times, but on the struggles women still face today as innovators.

This sold-out talk was part of Celebrate Boston 2004’s Innovation Week, a series of events celebrating the Democratic National Convention in Boston and the upcoming Presidential election.

Click below to watch the Webcast of “Mary Baker Eddy: From Adversity to Innovation.”
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    • Caring for Christmas—a Nineteenth-Century American Story
    • Facing Down Slavery, A Contemporary Story
    • One World 2009
    • Curator's Camp for Kids
    • Nursing’s Spiritual Roots in Contemporary Practice
    • One Working Band
    • Varieties of Scientific Experience
    • Meet the Author
    • One World 2008
    • Passion for Poetry
    • One World 2007
    • Africa After War
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    • Impressions of Daily Life
    • Mary Baker Eddy: From Adversity to Innovation
    • An Archive of One’s Own
    • The Importance of Being Archival
    • From Archives to Bookshelf
    • The Nineteenth Century World of Mary Baker Eddy
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