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Women's wages , even though lower than those of men doing similar work , were adequate to live on in the company towns . In the model town of Lowell , Massachusetts , the employers set up boardinghouses , each run by a matron who ...
Women's wages , even though lower than those of men doing similar work , were adequate to live on in the company towns . In the model town of Lowell , Massachusetts , the employers set up boardinghouses , each run by a matron who ...
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Although both women failed to live to see the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment , which gave women the right to vote , their contribution to the development of American and worldwide feminism makes them major figures of our history .
Although both women failed to live to see the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment , which gave women the right to vote , their contribution to the development of American and worldwide feminism makes them major figures of our history .
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All American women now live longer ( the life expectancy of a baby girl is seventy - four years ; in 1900 it was forty - eight years ) ; they marry younger and they have their children earlier . By the time her youngest child enters ...
All American women now live longer ( the life expectancy of a baby girl is seventy - four years ; in 1900 it was forty - eight years ) ; they marry younger and they have their children earlier . By the time her youngest child enters ...
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CHAPTER ONE | 11 |
PART TWO | 27 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 54 |
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