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Gr 2–4—In the 1830s, when women were expected to be wives, mothers, teachers, and seamstresses, Elizabeth Blackwell had other ideas. After a sick friend confided she would have much preferred to be examined by a female doctor, Elizabeth decided to apply to medical school to become one. Although her rejection letters piled up—eventually totaling 28 no's—Elizabeth ref...Log In or Sign Up to Read More