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Those , she seems to think , drop from the clouds . " 12 It was to the advantage of the master to have his female slaves bear as many children as possible and to sell those children if he could not find enough useful work for them to do ...
Those , she seems to think , drop from the clouds . " 12 It was to the advantage of the master to have his female slaves bear as many children as possible and to sell those children if he could not find enough useful work for them to do ...
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... to weaken their audience appeal , the Council of Congregationalist Churches issued a pastoral letter warning “ against the dangers which at the present seem to threaten the female character with widespread and permanent injury .
... to weaken their audience appeal , the Council of Congregationalist Churches issued a pastoral letter warning “ against the dangers which at the present seem to threaten the female character with widespread and permanent injury .
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... second marriage seems to have been founded on a strong and affectionate relationship of mutual independence . Charlotte Gilman earned her living as a commercial artist , speaker , and writer . She was greatly influenced by socialism ...
... second marriage seems to have been founded on a strong and affectionate relationship of mutual independence . Charlotte Gilman earned her living as a commercial artist , speaker , and writer . She was greatly influenced by socialism ...
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CHAPTER ONE | 11 |
PART TWO | 27 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 54 |
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