The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 32
... hand and recite some uplifting verse , embroidery , sketching , a little dancing , and enough skill on the piano to entertain family and guests with a few selections - these were considered sufficient " accomplishments " for a young ...
... hand and recite some uplifting verse , embroidery , sketching , a little dancing , and enough skill on the piano to entertain family and guests with a few selections - these were considered sufficient " accomplishments " for a young ...
Page 55
... hand . One traveler described women and children in the Great Plains in 1852 : group of An open , bleak prairie ... hands and calling upon her dead parent ; a boy of twelve sitting upon the waggon tongue , sobbing aloud ; a strange man ...
... hand . One traveler described women and children in the Great Plains in 1852 : group of An open , bleak prairie ... hands and calling upon her dead parent ; a boy of twelve sitting upon the waggon tongue , sobbing aloud ; a strange man ...
Page 140
... hand that rocks the cradle " might , given suffrage , also rock the boat . This same period also saw the rise and spread of anti - suffrage movements with predominantly female membership . Their main strength was in New England , but ...
... hand that rocks the cradle " might , given suffrage , also rock the boat . This same period also saw the rise and spread of anti - suffrage movements with predominantly female membership . Their main strength was in New England , but ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |