Early American Women: A Documentary History, 1600-1900This collection of over 100 primary sources reveals the diversity of the American women's experience from the colonial era through the 19th century. The experiences of Native American women, Jewish women, black women, Mexican women, Latinas and Asian-American women are represented. |
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... Lucy Stone and Frances Willard - were among the earliest graduates ; the present type of college woman is conser- vative , retiring , and more apt to disappoint expectation by differing too little than too much from other respectable ...
... Lucy Stone and Frances Willard - were among the earliest graduates ; the present type of college woman is conser- vative , retiring , and more apt to disappoint expectation by differing too little than too much from other respectable ...
Page 388
... Lucy Stone and Mary Livermore ; and to the group of male reformers who allied themselves with this faction . Still , she elo- quently describes the process of " politicization " that many members of the early suffrage movement ...
... Lucy Stone and Mary Livermore ; and to the group of male reformers who allied themselves with this faction . Still , she elo- quently describes the process of " politicization " that many members of the early suffrage movement ...
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... Lucy Stone and Julia Ward Howe , Harper spoke at several of its conventions and lectured widely on woman suffrage in black communities . The following pro - suffrage " dialogue " appeared in a New York black journal in 1885 . JACOB I ...
... Lucy Stone and Julia Ward Howe , Harper spoke at several of its conventions and lectured widely on woman suffrage in black communities . The following pro - suffrage " dialogue " appeared in a New York black journal in 1885 . JACOB I ...
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