Black Women in American History: From colonial times through the nineteenth century, Volume 1Darlene Clark Hine |
Contents
Farnham Christie Sapphire? The Issue of Dominance in the Slave | 103 |
Crusader for Womens Rights 386 | 129 |
Shammas Carole Black Womens Work and the Evolution | 73 |
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