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... and most of her family were killed by the Indians . Mary Dyer ( - ? - 1660 ) . During Anne Hutchinson's trial in Massachusetts , only one hand was raised in her defense - that of Mary Dyer , who later became a dissenter herself 21.
... and most of her family were killed by the Indians . Mary Dyer ( - ? - 1660 ) . During Anne Hutchinson's trial in Massachusetts , only one hand was raised in her defense - that of Mary Dyer , who later became a dissenter herself 21.
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of Mary Dyer , who later became a dissenter herself . Mary Dyer joined the Quakers and challenged the authorities of the Bay colony by attempting to preach her new faith in Massachusetts . This was at a time when the colony had punished ...
of Mary Dyer , who later became a dissenter herself . Mary Dyer joined the Quakers and challenged the authorities of the Bay colony by attempting to preach her new faith in Massachusetts . This was at a time when the colony had punished ...
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Dunham , Katherine , 178 Duniway , Abigail Scott , 55-57 Dustin , Hannah , 23 Dyer , Mary , 21-22 Fourteenth Amendment , 108 Franklin , Benjamin , 85 Freedmen's relief , 106-108 Freudian psychology , 144 Friedan , Betty , 180 Frontier ...
Dunham , Katherine , 178 Duniway , Abigail Scott , 55-57 Dustin , Hannah , 23 Dyer , Mary , 21-22 Fourteenth Amendment , 108 Franklin , Benjamin , 85 Freedmen's relief , 106-108 Freudian psychology , 144 Friedan , Betty , 180 Frontier ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |