Woman's Work in AmericaAnnie Nathan Meyer Arno Press, 1972 - 457 páginas |
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... Means of travel and transportation were limited to the pack horse , the private wagon , the stage coach , and the flat - boat . If poverty had not rendered it impossible for the pioneers to incur the expense of sending their children on ...
... Means of travel and transportation were limited to the pack horse , the private wagon , the stage coach , and the flat - boat . If poverty had not rendered it impossible for the pioneers to incur the expense of sending their children on ...
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... means least , in awakening women to a sense of their solidarity as a sex - to the truth that " where one of the members suffers all the members suffer with it . " In the mean time there were , both in the West and South , women who had ...
... means least , in awakening women to a sense of their solidarity as a sex - to the truth that " where one of the members suffers all the members suffer with it . " In the mean time there were , both in the West and South , women who had ...
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... means to over- come the evils they discover , and furnish it with facts and figures to aid its study of general principles . An immense good has been accomplished all through the State of New York by the Association by means of the ...
... means to over- come the evils they discover , and furnish it with facts and figures to aid its study of general principles . An immense good has been accomplished all through the State of New York by the Association by means of the ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
THE EDUCATION OF WOMAN IN THE WESTERN STATES | 54 |
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