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Virginia DeMarce

Author of 1634: The Bavarian Crisis

Includes the names: Virginia Easley DeMarce

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Stanford University (PhD ∙ early modern European history ∙ 1967)
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Virginia DeMarce, after jobs as peculiar as counting raisins for the Calif. Dept. of Agriculture, received her Ph.D. in Early Modern European History from Stanford University..  She has served as president of the National Genealogical Society.   She taught at Northwest Missouri State University and at George Mason University.   She has three grown children and five grandchildren, and lives in Arlington, VA, with her husband.  [adapted from 1635: the Dreeson Incident (2008)]
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