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The origins of the institution lie in the vision of Matthew Vassar, a wealthy Poughkeepsie brewer and businessman. In 1861, amidst the turmoil of the American Civil War, Vassar chartered the college with an unprecedented endowment of $408,000. His ambition was to create an institution that offered women an education comparable to that available to men at institutions like Yale and Harvard. This was a revolutionary concept at a time when the prevailing "cult of domesticity" dictated that women should be educated only in manners and arts suitable for wifehood and motherhood.

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The search for is ultimately a search for the lost voice of the common ancient—the scribe, the accountant, the woman who wanted justice, not miracles. Until that elusive manuscript is found, we must read the Mahabharata with suspicion, knowing that beneath the poetry lies a ledger, and that ledger has a name. This was a revolutionary concept at a time

: The "Report" style was a common way for the Manichaean church to document its expansion, similar to the "Acts of the Apostles" in Christianity.