Woman's Work in AmericaAnnie Nathan Meyer Arno Press, 1972 - 457 páginas |
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... equal suffrage provision , establishes the reading test , as in Massachusetts , and the Australian ballot for voters . At this present time of writing , Wyoming's admis- sion to the Union as a State is pending in Congress . The House of ...
... equal suffrage provision , establishes the reading test , as in Massachusetts , and the Australian ballot for voters . At this present time of writing , Wyoming's admis- sion to the Union as a State is pending in Congress . The House of ...
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... Equal pay for equal work , " and " woman's equit- able consideration with man in the Nation's government . " Mrs. Leonora Barry , who had been a factory worker for some years in Central New York , became the chief officer of a trade ...
... Equal pay for equal work , " and " woman's equit- able consideration with man in the Nation's government . " Mrs. Leonora Barry , who had been a factory worker for some years in Central New York , became the chief officer of a trade ...
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... Equal work , equal pay , equal terms of apprenticeship for both sexes . " This chivalric aspect was somewhat dimmed by the refusal afterward of some union men to work in the same offices with women . Employers were frequently given the ...
... Equal work , equal pay , equal terms of apprenticeship for both sexes . " This chivalric aspect was somewhat dimmed by the refusal afterward of some union men to work in the same offices with women . Employers were frequently given the ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
THE EDUCATION OF WOMAN IN THE WESTERN STATES | 54 |
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