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... revolutionary children . The famous Russian female socialist , Rosa Luxenburg , " went so far as to deny that there really was a woman's problem " ( Jancar 1978 : 74 ) . Those few women who insisted on priority for a women's movement ...
... revolutionary children . The famous Russian female socialist , Rosa Luxenburg , " went so far as to deny that there really was a woman's problem " ( Jancar 1978 : 74 ) . Those few women who insisted on priority for a women's movement ...
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... revolutionary clubs . The next year witnessed the first feminist magazine , which proclaimed the equality of the sexes . The clubs were suppressed by the government in 1793. During the entire first half of the nineteenth century a ...
... revolutionary clubs . The next year witnessed the first feminist magazine , which proclaimed the equality of the sexes . The clubs were suppressed by the government in 1793. During the entire first half of the nineteenth century a ...
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... revolutionaries in Russia . ” Frontiers 2 ( Spring ) : 92-105 . 1978. “ From separatism to socialism : Women in the Russian revolutionary movement of the 1870's . ” Pp . 51–74 in M. Boxer and J. Quataert , eds . , Socialist Women : Euro ...
... revolutionaries in Russia . ” Frontiers 2 ( Spring ) : 92-105 . 1978. “ From separatism to socialism : Women in the Russian revolutionary movement of the 1870's . ” Pp . 51–74 in M. Boxer and J. Quataert , eds . , Socialist Women : Euro ...
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FORMS OF FEMALE REVOLT | 1 |
CAUSES IN SEARCH | 50 |
Economic Trends 57 Contagion Approaches | 59 |
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