The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 72
... things revolting to the taste , and from which . my woman's nature shrinks with peculiar sensitiveness . But truth is the highest consideration . I tell what I have seen -painful and shocking as the details often are . ... I come as the ...
... things revolting to the taste , and from which . my woman's nature shrinks with peculiar sensitiveness . But truth is the highest consideration . I tell what I have seen -painful and shocking as the details often are . ... I come as the ...
Page 101
... female workers , had two things to recommend them : they were available in a period of severe manpower shortage , and they would work for less pay than the men . For similar reasons women made great inroads during war- time 101.
... female workers , had two things to recommend them : they were available in a period of severe manpower shortage , and they would work for less pay than the men . For similar reasons women made great inroads during war- time 101.
Page 103
... things is worse and worse . Everything me and children's got is patched .... We haven't got nothing in the house to eat but a little bit o ' meal . I don't want you to stop fighten them yankees till you kill the last one of them , but ...
... things is worse and worse . Everything me and children's got is patched .... We haven't got nothing in the house to eat but a little bit o ' meal . I don't want you to stop fighten them yankees till you kill the last one of them , 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 |