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be seen that the contribution of black women to the pre - Civil War economy was sizeable . The cultural contribution black women made as house ser- vants and nurses and their subtle impact on the impressionable minds of white children ...
be seen that the contribution of black women to the pre - Civil War economy was sizeable . The cultural contribution black women made as house ser- vants and nurses and their subtle impact on the impressionable minds of white children ...
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The contribution of Judith Sargent Murray , Mercy Warren , and Abigail Adams to this discussion have al- ready been mentioned . Rationalist and egalitarian ideas were also brought to America by a number of visiting foreigners- Frances ...
The contribution of Judith Sargent Murray , Mercy Warren , and Abigail Adams to this discussion have al- ready been mentioned . Rationalist and egalitarian ideas were also brought to America by a number of visiting foreigners- Frances ...
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... it helped women over- come the sense of inferiority with which Victorian society had burdened them . Susan B. Anthony's main contribution was to build an organization which after seven decades of agitation , and despite factional ...
... it helped women over- come the sense of inferiority with which Victorian society had burdened them . Susan B. Anthony's main contribution was to build an organization which after seven decades of agitation , and despite factional ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |