Woman's Work in AmericaAnnie Nathan Meyer Arno Press, 1972 - 457 páginas |
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... learned and beautiful , occasionally lectured for her father , who was a law professor in the University of Bologna . To be sure , this was in line with a tradition in Italy for which England herself could furnish no parallel . In that ...
... learned and beautiful , occasionally lectured for her father , who was a law professor in the University of Bologna . To be sure , this was in line with a tradition in Italy for which England herself could furnish no parallel . In that ...
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... learned president of the college of nearly 700 students ; or the woman directing , as its head , the orderly movement of a thousand or more pupils in the great city gram- mar school , which may represent a half score of nationali- ties ...
... learned president of the college of nearly 700 students ; or the woman directing , as its head , the orderly movement of a thousand or more pupils in the great city gram- mar school , which may represent a half score of nationali- ties ...
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... learned how to perform these operations successfully " ( those that Sims had invented ) , " they had no further use for me . My thunder had been stolen , and I was left without any resources what- ever . I said to myself , I am a lost ...
... learned how to perform these operations successfully " ( those that Sims had invented ) , " they had no further use for me . My thunder had been stolen , and I was left without any resources what- ever . I said to myself , I am a lost ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
THE EDUCATION OF WOMAN IN THE WESTERN STATES | 54 |
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