The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 47
... ment had only a very few occupational choices , all of them badly paid . Middle - class spinsters and widows , unless they wished to depend on their male relatives , were in a serious financial plight . Arts and Science . There are ...
... ment had only a very few occupational choices , all of them badly paid . Middle - class spinsters and widows , unless they wished to depend on their male relatives , were in a serious financial plight . Arts and Science . There are ...
Page 95
... ment , a significant action because at first both armies depended on volunteers . Women helped to provision the soldiers and organized to collect , make , and distribute food and clothing . A few weeks after the outbreak of the war ...
... ment , a significant action because at first both armies depended on volunteers . Women helped to provision the soldiers and organized to collect , make , and distribute food and clothing . A few weeks after the outbreak of the war ...
Page 190
... ment and growth , to the opportunities and freedoms we prize as the " American way of life , " is worth treasuring and defend- ing . The challenges of the future are great enough to absorb the talents , creativity , and energies of all ...
... ment and growth , to the opportunities and freedoms we prize as the " American way of life , " is worth treasuring and defend- ing . The challenges of the future are great enough to absorb the talents , creativity , and energies of all ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |