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Societal strictures against " meddling women " and the belief that women should not speak publicly in church affairs explain , in part , the particular severity with which Massachusetts dealt with the religious dissenter ...
Societal strictures against " meddling women " and the belief that women should not speak publicly in church affairs explain , in part , the particular severity with which Massachusetts dealt with the religious dissenter ...
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The first of these usually were churches . Women played an important part in the establishment of churches , not only by a their insistence on bringing husband and children to the church 23.
The first of these usually were churches . Women played an important part in the establishment of churches , not only by a their insistence on bringing husband and children to the church 23.
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In 1877 she married one of her students , Asa G. Eddy ; two years later the Christian Science Association she had founded became the Church of Christ , Scientist . Gifted with strong leadership and organizational abilities , Mary Baker ...
In 1877 she married one of her students , Asa G. Eddy ; two years later the Christian Science Association she had founded became the Church of Christ , Scientist . Gifted with strong leadership and organizational abilities , Mary Baker ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |