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"The Ladder (magazine)\nOne of the earliest members of the Daughters of Bilitis, Helen Sandoz, took over the editorship, returning to a more apolitical and lighthearted stance, sometimes writing her editorials as her cat. Barbara Grier took over as editor in 1968, having previously contributed to the magazine under... | [
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New York Madagascar pirate trader | [
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Stephen Delancey New York merchant pirate trade Madagascar | [
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