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Like most married women of the 1800s, Mary Edwards Walker took her husband's name when she married him. Group of answer choices True False

Like most married women of the 1800s, Mary Edwards Walker took her husband's name when she married him. Group of answer choices True False
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Like most married women of the 1800s, Mary Edwards Walker took her husband's name when she married him.

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Walker married fellow physician Albert Miller in 1856, but chose to keep her maiden name.

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