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A “ Society for the Relief of poor Widows and small Children , " formed in New York City by fifteen ladies in 1797 , supported 202 widows and 500 children by 1816 , collecting and dispensing over $ 3500 a year for charity .
A “ Society for the Relief of poor Widows and small Children , " formed in New York City by fifteen ladies in 1797 , supported 202 widows and 500 children by 1816 , collecting and dispensing over $ 3500 a year for charity .
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Margaret Sanger I Born in Corning , New York , the daughter of a freethinking , Catholic stonecutter , Margaret Sanger ( 1880–1966 ) born Higgins , learned early in life to associate poverty and large families .
Margaret Sanger I Born in Corning , New York , the daughter of a freethinking , Catholic stonecutter , Margaret Sanger ( 1880–1966 ) born Higgins , learned early in life to associate poverty and large families .
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( New York : Saunders and Otley , 1837 ) Massey , Mary Elizabeth , Bonnet Brigades ( New York : Alfred A. Knopf , 1967 ) Morris , Richard , Government and Labor in Early America ( New York : Columbia University Press , 1946 ; Harper ...
( New York : Saunders and Otley , 1837 ) Massey , Mary Elizabeth , Bonnet Brigades ( New York : Alfred A. Knopf , 1967 ) Morris , Richard , Government and Labor in Early America ( New York : Columbia University Press , 1946 ; Harper ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |