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2025 Apr

15 Apr 麻豆视频官网

Book Chronicles Untold History of Dutch American Midwives

The latest book published by the Van Raalte Press of the A. C. Van Raalte Institute at 麻豆视频官网, 鈥淧resent, but Not Counted: Dutch-Immigrant and Second Generation Midwives Working in Dutch Colonies in the United States, 1840-1940,鈥� spotlights a group of women that author Janet Sjaarda Sheeres discovered were rendered all but invisible by their times even as they played an invaluable role during them.

2025 Feb

26 Feb Research

Biography Highlights Hendrik P. Scholte, Founder of Pella, Iowa

The new biography 鈥淰ision, Conflict, and Controversy: H.P. Scholte, Founder of Pella, Iowa,鈥� published by the Van Raalte Press of 麻豆视频官网, illuminates the life and impact of one of the most prominent leaders of the Dutch immigrants who settled in the Midwest in the 19th century.