The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 140
... female workers at low pay feared that female suffrage would bring with it a rush of minimum wage legisla- tion . Other business groups were driven into the anti - suffrage coalition by fears of the alliance between suffragists and ...
... female workers at low pay feared that female suffrage would bring with it a rush of minimum wage legisla- tion . Other business groups were driven into the anti - suffrage coalition by fears of the alliance between suffragists and ...
Page 143
... female suffrage could at last be brought to victory . But , contrary to expectations , woman suffrage did not deci- sively alter the status of women in American society . The promised bloc - voting of female voters failed to materialize ...
... female suffrage could at last be brought to victory . But , contrary to expectations , woman suffrage did not deci- sively alter the status of women in American society . The promised bloc - voting of female voters failed to materialize ...
Page 173
... female ambassadors , a handful of female judges in the federal courts , and the customary female vice - chairmen of both major parties give no more than token recognition to the actual strength of women voters . The appointment by ...
... female ambassadors , a handful of female judges in the federal courts , and the customary female vice - chairmen of both major parties give no more than token recognition to the actual strength of women voters . The appointment by ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |