The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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... institutions as churches , schools , benevolent societies , and charitable organizations . A few talented individuals rose to po- sitions of eminence , but all colonial women enjoyed high status and respect , despite existing ...
... institutions as churches , schools , benevolent societies , and charitable organizations . A few talented individuals rose to po- sitions of eminence , but all colonial women enjoyed high status and respect , despite existing ...
Page 125
... organization reached and influenced so many women in the nineteenth century . The Settlement Houses By 1900 there ... Charity workers of the old kind were helpless to discover who among the " depraved classes " was worthy of their charitable ...
... organization reached and influenced so many women in the nineteenth century . The Settlement Houses By 1900 there ... Charity workers of the old kind were helpless to discover who among the " depraved classes " was worthy of their charitable ...
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... organization , the fund- raiser for churches and charitable groups , the concerned guard- ian of community educational facilities and social services . In the changed and smaller American family , which has gradually given over many of ...
... organization , the fund- raiser for churches and charitable groups , the concerned guard- ian of community educational facilities and social services . In the changed and smaller American family , which has gradually given over many of ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |