The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 49
... early factories had consisted of displaced farmers . In America , men could always make a living at farming , and were not available or willing to enter the factories . From its beginnings , therefore , American industrialization ...
... early factories had consisted of displaced farmers . In America , men could always make a living at farming , and were not available or willing to enter the factories . From its beginnings , therefore , American industrialization ...
Page 50
... early useful , by manufacturing establishments than they would otherwise be . " In 1816 a congressional committee reported that , of 100,000 industrial workers yearly producing $ 24,300,000 worth of goods , nearly two out of three were ...
... early useful , by manufacturing establishments than they would otherwise be . " In 1816 a congressional committee reported that , of 100,000 industrial workers yearly producing $ 24,300,000 worth of goods , nearly two out of three were ...
Page 76
... early began to use petitions as a means of influencing public opinion and gaining adherents . " The right of petition is the only political right that women have , " Angelina Grimké pointed out . Many others agreed ; tens of thousands ...
... early began to use petitions as a means of influencing public opinion and gaining adherents . " The right of petition is the only political right that women have , " Angelina Grimké pointed out . Many others agreed ; tens of thousands ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |