The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 94
... trade union movement , and participated in a number of strikes , in which they were supported by the more privileged feminist reformers . For women of all classes , the home was no longer entirely the center of their lives . Families ...
... trade union movement , and participated in a number of strikes , in which they were supported by the more privileged feminist reformers . For women of all classes , the home was no longer entirely the center of their lives . Families ...
Page 133
... trade unionist was Mrs. Leonora M. Barry , who became " general investigator " or national organizer for the Knights of Labor . A hosiery worker by trade , she had started work in a mill at sixty - five cents a week . As a trade union ...
... trade unionist was Mrs. Leonora M. Barry , who became " general investigator " or national organizer for the Knights of Labor . A hosiery worker by trade , she had started work in a mill at sixty - five cents a week . As a trade union ...
Page 135
... trade union organization and political action . Its board of directors gradually brought more and more trade union women into positions of leadership . The stalwarts of reform , Jane Addams , Lillian Wald , Mary McDowell , gave way to ...
... trade union organization and political action . Its board of directors gradually brought more and more trade union women into positions of leadership . The stalwarts of reform , Jane Addams , Lillian Wald , Mary McDowell , gave way to ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |