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Royal Correspondence in the Lancut Archive

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By Thomas Pearson, Douglas Tobler, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords royal correspondence, Lancut castle, historical documents, Poland College Family, Home, and Social Sciences Abstract In 1980, BYU’s acquisition librarian purchased a large collection (96 boxes) of historical documents, which originated from the Lancut castle in southeastern Poland. The archive is a wonderful social, economic, and cultural record of the noble families that lived at the castle.
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Flapper of the South Seas

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By Victoria Gibbon, Veronica Gonzalez, Beni Sumer Yanthan, Thomas Pearson
| SAPIENS Verified
In 1925, Margaret Mead set sail for American Samoa. What she claimed in her book Coming of Age to have found there—teenagers free to explore and express their sexuality—instantly captivated her audience in the U.S. Her book became a bestseller, and Mead skyrocketed to fame. But what were her actual methods and motivations? We trace Mead’s legendary nine-month journey in the South Pacific.
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Coming of Age … Today

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By Veronica Gonzalez Verified, Beni Sumer Yanthan, Thomas Pearson, Victoria Almansa-Villatoro
| SAPIENS Verified
Being a teenager can be hard. Very hard. Our hosts Kate Ellis and Doris Tulifau recount the tough parts from their adolescence to ask whether being a teen is difficult in every culture. It’s the question that inspired Margaret Mead, one of the most influential figures in American anthropology, to begin her research in American Samoa in 1925.
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