The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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... better , we learn to understand ourselves and our society better . Both men and women play multiple roles in life . 5 INTRODUCTION.
... better , we learn to understand ourselves and our society better . Both men and women play multiple roles in life . 5 INTRODUCTION.
Page 63
... better off , since they worked beside their masters and were often treated with more humanity than the slaves laboring in gangs . Unskilled house servants were next in rank , with skilled artisans enjoying the best position . A small ...
... better off , since they worked beside their masters and were often treated with more humanity than the slaves laboring in gangs . Unskilled house servants were next in rank , with skilled artisans enjoying the best position . A small ...
Page 88
... better writer , she the better critic . She supplied the facts and statistics , I the philosophy and rhetoric , and together we have made argu- Elizabeth Cady Stanton ( seated ) and Susan B. Anthony ments that have stood unshaken by the ...
... better writer , she the better critic . She supplied the facts and statistics , I the philosophy and rhetoric , and together we have made argu- Elizabeth Cady Stanton ( seated ) and Susan B. Anthony ments that have stood unshaken by the ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |