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Oregonian/1902/November 16/Frances Fuller Victor (1902)

She was not one of the earliest pioneers of the state, but she was a pioneer in its literature and one of the earliest compilers of its history. Her style was graceful rather than forceful, and though, from the difficulty experienced in collecting data for her early historical work, this was not always accurate, still it may truly be said that accuracy was Mrs. Victor's aim in her historical work, and if she had been able to revise her books, as she fondly desired to do, many errors that unavoidably crept into them would have been eliminated by her own hand.
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Oregonian/1902/November 16/Frances Fuller Victor (1902)

Victor during the long years of her active lit labor. aha .lett many friends who reco ined the value or hcr work and admired the iterllng qualities 0! her character-Arne voices of her critics. never harsh, will now takr- no gentler tones or can to be hear-i, and Frances,Fuller Victor will take her place among those Who did what they could for those that are to come after them. A'woman an utterly alone in the \ world as regards kindred as was Mrs." Victor is in bar ag'e a pgthetic figure on the dial of
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Oregonian/1902/November 16/Frances Fuller Victor (1902)

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