The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 29
... - Bellum period , first in separate organiza- tions , and later demanding to take part on a basis of equality in all the major reforms . The discrimination they experienced in the course of these efforts gave impetus to the 29.
... - Bellum period , first in separate organiza- tions , and later demanding to take part on a basis of equality in all the major reforms . The discrimination they experienced in the course of these efforts gave impetus to the 29.
Page 90
... major objec- tive , the enfranchisement of women . " I have never lost my faith , not for a moment , " she said at the age of eighty - five . " Failure is impossible . " Henry Stanton had his own ideas about this unusual team- work ...
... major objec- tive , the enfranchisement of women . " I have never lost my faith , not for a moment , " she said at the age of eighty - five . " Failure is impossible . " Henry Stanton had his own ideas about this unusual team- work ...
Page 136
... last in the protective labor legislation of the New Deal . The NWTUL made one of its major contribu- tions to this process by helping to secure the establishment of T a Women's Bureau in the Department of Labor and placing.
... last in the protective labor legislation of the New Deal . The NWTUL made one of its major contribu- tions to this process by helping to secure the establishment of T a Women's Bureau in the Department of Labor and placing.
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |