Draft:Elizabeth M. Cox
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Elizabeth Cox is an educator and author in the United States. She has taught at Bennington College and Duke University.[1]
Other books by "Elizabeth Cox"
- California Pioneers (2005) "Unique stories of early California history along with recipies from the same period" "The author of "Southern California Miscellany", Elizabeth Cox writes for the award-winning "Old California Gazette" as the Victorian spoof advice columnist, Ask Auntie Fannie. Elizabeth and her photographer/husband, Christopher, reside in the San Bernardino Mountains."
- Survive Lagos (1984) co-authored with Erica Anderssen
- Buffet and Party Food
- Southern California Miscellany "Over 50 fascinating, informative and entertaining short stories about Southern California history--from 1800 to 1920, with dozens of photos. Authentic Old California recepies and sightseeing tips for .."
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Bibliography
- —; Watson, Jesse S., eds. (2011). Marginalized Students: New Directions for Community Colleges. Vol. 155. Jossey-Bass. ISBN 978-1118151082.
- — (1997). Women in Modern American Politics: A Bibliography, 1900-1995. Congressional Quarterly. ISBN 978-1568021331.
- — (1996). Women State & Territorial Legislators, 1895-1995. Diane Pub Co. ISBN 978-0788167348.
References
- ^ Rust, Randal. "Cox, Elizabeth".
- ^ Birnbaum, Robert (May 1, 2001). "Elizabeth Cox Author Interview - Identity Theory". www.identitytheory.com.
- ^ REAMES, KELLY (1999). "Interview with Elizabeth Cox". The Mississippi Quarterly. 52 (2): 307–321 – via JSTOR.
External links
- elizabethmcox.com