The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 52
... forced to work at pitiful piece- work rates in the home . Their ability to survive at all frequently depended on their making use of the unpaid subsidiary labor of their children . " It requires great expertness and unceasing industry ...
... forced to work at pitiful piece- work rates in the home . Their ability to survive at all frequently depended on their making use of the unpaid subsidiary labor of their children . " It requires great expertness and unceasing industry ...
Page 105
... forced out of their sheltered homes and into new roles as breadwinners , educators , and reformers . While many women gladly returned to the tranquility of their prewar lives as soon as they could , society as a whole had seen women in ...
... forced out of their sheltered homes and into new roles as breadwinners , educators , and reformers . While many women gladly returned to the tranquility of their prewar lives as soon as they could , society as a whole had seen women in ...
Page 157
... forced to end unwanted pregnancies by illegal operations that endangered their own lives . " We want children to be conceived in love , born of parents ' conscious desire and born into the world with healthy and sound bodies and sound ...
... forced to end unwanted pregnancies by illegal operations that endangered their own lives . " We want children to be conceived in love , born of parents ' conscious desire and born into the world with healthy and sound bodies and sound ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |