Joyce Appleby Professor After graduating from Stanford University in 1950, I worked for Mademoiselle magazine in New York City, returning to California to be married and to continue magazine and newspaper writing while my children were young. After the birth of my third child, I enrolled at Claremont Graduate School where I earned a Ph.D. in history in 1966. I spent 1966-67 with my family in ...

A CONVERSATION WITH... May 30, 2000 Another of our conversations with authors of new books and to Margaret Warner. MARGARET WARNER: The book is Inheriting the Revolution: The First Generation of Americans. The author is Joyce Appleby, a professor of history at UCLA. Drawing on hundreds of autobiographies and unpublished memoirs, she tells the story of the post-independence generation, those ...

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