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| | William and Antonia met during World War II, married in 1944 and settled in Washington, DC in 1946. They had their children. They divorced around 1980. | | William and Antonia met during World War II, married in 1944 and settled in Washington, DC in 1946. They had their children. They divorced around 1980. |
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| | + | ===Media coverage before Hilary=== |
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| | + | Morgan, as a surgeon in Washington, D.C., in 1980 published a successful book titled ”The Making of a Woman Surgeon”, which recounted the rigors of her training in this predominantly male profession. The publication of the book was covered by Reader’s Digest. Morgan wrote the ”Reader’s Digest” article, “Give the Lady a Knife”; the title was presented as having been said by a male surgeon. She would later appear on the cover of People magazine and at about the same time in a Life Magazine article with an extensive set of photos. Her story was also covered in the June 1990 edition of Vanity Fair Magazine as the “Elizabeth Morgan case”. |
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| | + | ”The Making of a Woman Surgeon” (Putnam Publishing Group, 1980) ISBN 039912361X. |
| | + | “Give the Lady a Knife” (”Reader’s Digest”, June 1980) |
| | + | "Give the lady a knife" by Morgan, Reader's Digest 116:209-14+ June 1980 |
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| | ===Hilary Morgan Case=== | | ===Hilary Morgan Case=== |
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| | November 27, 1992 | | November 27, 1992 |
| | http://www.ew.com/article/1992/11/27/mothers-right-elizabeth-morgan-story | | http://www.ew.com/article/1992/11/27/mothers-right-elizabeth-morgan-story |
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| | ===Jailing=== | | ===Jailing=== |
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| | ===Publications by Morgan=== | | ===Publications by Morgan=== |
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| | ”Solo Practice” (Berkley Pub. Group, 1982; reprinted 1984) ISBN 0425059715. , JAMA review | | ”Solo Practice” (Berkley Pub. Group, 1982; reprinted 1984) ISBN 0425059715. , JAMA review |
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| | http://therooftopblog.blogspot.com/2005_03_01_therooftopblog_archive.html | | http://therooftopblog.blogspot.com/2005_03_01_therooftopblog_archive.html |
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| − | "Give the lady a knife" by Morgan, Reader's Digest 116:209-14+ June 1980
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| | Mini-CV for old DC-area practice | | Mini-CV for old DC-area practice |