The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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... church and state . Anne Hutchinson was brought to trial by the civil court and by the church . Both courts found her guilty of heresy and ordered her banished from the colony . When she and her family fled to the more tolerant climate ...
... church and state . Anne Hutchinson was brought to trial by the civil court and by the church . Both courts found her guilty of heresy and ordered her banished from the colony . When she and her family fled to the more tolerant climate ...
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... churches . Women played an important part in the establishment of churches , not only by their insistence on bringing husband and children to the church 23.
... churches . Women played an important part in the establishment of churches , not only by their insistence on bringing husband and children to the church 23.
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... church work . Usually the women met weekly in sewing circles to make gar- ments , quilts , or other saleable items . In the so - called " cent societies " members also contributed one cent a week as dues . The funds raised were donated ...
... church work . Usually the women met weekly in sewing circles to make gar- ments , quilts , or other saleable items . In the so - called " cent societies " members also contributed one cent a week as dues . The funds raised were donated ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |