Woman's Work in AmericaAnnie Nathan Meyer Arno Press, 1972 - 457 páginas |
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... industrial school for girls . In Mississippi an admirable industrial school for girls has been in existence since 1885 , -the Industrial In- stitute and College , at Columbus . The entire income of this school is derived from State ...
... industrial school for girls . In Mississippi an admirable industrial school for girls has been in existence since 1885 , -the Industrial In- stitute and College , at Columbus . The entire income of this school is derived from State ...
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Annie Nathan Meyer. XI . WOMAN IN INDUSTRY . BY ALICE HYNEMAN RHINE . IN treating of woman's industrial career in America the sub- ject falls naturally into periods , each one of which seems to possess some distinct characteristic ...
Annie Nathan Meyer. XI . WOMAN IN INDUSTRY . BY ALICE HYNEMAN RHINE . IN treating of woman's industrial career in America the sub- ject falls naturally into periods , each one of which seems to possess some distinct characteristic ...
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... industrial workers , one response was , power to vote , as the right of suffrage , will place the services of women on an economic basis with those of men . " Women working in factories asked to have inspectors appointed of their own ...
... industrial workers , one response was , power to vote , as the right of suffrage , will place the services of women on an economic basis with those of men . " Women working in factories asked to have inspectors appointed of their own ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
THE EDUCATION OF WOMAN IN THE WESTERN STATES | 54 |
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