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9781555532550

ROOT OF BITTERNESS

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    9781555532550

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    1555532551

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1996-04-01
  • Publisher: Northeastern Univ Pr
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Colonial Encounters and Communities
Examination of Anne Hutchinsonp. 3
Church Trial and Excommunication of Ann Hibbensp. 11
Ordinary Dealings at Colonial County Courtsp. 17
Case of Sarah Taylor, Indentured Servantp. 24
Statutes on Slave Descentp. 29
Susanna Martin, on Trial for Witchcraftp. 32
Carolina Women Observedp. 36
A Rape on the Body of Anne Eastworthyp. 42
A Law for Regulating Midwivesp. 44
Transitions to a New Republic
Sarah Osborn's Religious Conversionp. 49
Query to the Philadelphia Baptist Associationp. 54
Sarah Harlan's Willp. 56
Letter from an Indentured Servantp. 59
Diary of Mary Cooperp. 61
Moll Placket-Holep. 67
Abigail Adam's Letters from the Home Frontp. 71
An Adolescent's Wartime Diaryp. 77
Learning by Doing Women's Workp. 83
A Father's Advice to His Daughterp. 91
Eliza Southgate Reflects on the Sexesp. 98
Petition on Behalf of Fanny, a Slave Womanp. 103
Women's Work in the Market Economyp. 105
Woman's Sphere and Women's Employments
Maria Stewart Sees Chains on the Soulp. 113
Striking Tailoresses Speakp. 118
Sarah Grimke on the Condition of Women in the United Statesp. 123
The Legal Rights and Wrongs of Womenp. 128
The Peculiar Responsibilities, and Difficulties, of American Womenp. 132
"Sweethearts and Wives": A Story from Godey's Lady's Bookp. 138
A Parlor Balladp. 148
Margaret McCarthy Writes Homep. 152
Petition for a Ten-Hour Workdayp. 156
Domestic Management in the Letters of Martha Coffin Wrightp. 161
A New York Woman on a North Carolina Plantationp. 167
Women and the National Mission
Cherokee Women Address Their Nationp. 177
Missionary to Indian Territoryp. 179
Eulalia Perez in Mexican Californiap. 185
Reaching Oregonp. 193
A Moral Reformer Makes Her Roundsp. 198
An Afternoon Callp. 204
A Daughter of Temperance Exhorts Her Sexp. 208
Planting Catholic Schools in North Americap. 213
Since We Came to Americap. 218
Iron Teeth (Mah-i-Ti-Wo-Nee-Ni) Remembers the Cheyenne Removalp. 224
The Great Indignation Meetingp. 230
Slavery, War, and Emancipation
James Curry's Motherp. 239
Virginia Ladies' Petition to Eliminate Slaveryp. 243
An Appeal to the Women of the Nominally Free Statesp. 246
Narratives of Escaped Slavesp. 252
Sarah Parker Remond on American Slaveryp. 258
A Slave Writes to Her Former Mistressp. 260
Louisa McCord on Enfranchisement of Womanp. 262
Union Women in Wartimep. 268
Gertrude Clanton Thomas's Civil War Diaryp. 274
A Freedwoman before the Southern Claims Commissionp. 281
The Race Problem - An Autobiographyp. 286
Health, Medicine, and Sexuality
On Female Health in Americap. 293
Lucy Thurston's Surgical Operationp. 298
The Murders of Marriagep. 303
Testimony as to the Insanity of Elizabeth Packardp. 309
Abortion in New Yorkp. 315
A Fox Woman Comes of Agep. 321
The Working Girls of Bostonp. 325
Sex in Educationp. 330
Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi on Female Invalidismp. 334
Effeminate Men, Masculine Womenp. 338
The Story of Aunt Easterp. 341
Women's Work in an Industrial Age
Have Been Busy All Dayp. 347
The Sweating System, Charity, and Organizationp. 353
Speak-out on Domestic Servicep. 359
A Domestic Problemp. 364
Condition of Women in Rural Alabamap. 367
Leonara Barry Reports to the Knights of Laborp. 372
Rescued Chinese Prostitutes Testify at the Industrial Commissionp. 377
Jane Addams on Idle Daughters and Working Mothersp. 384
Women's Evolution from Economic Dependencep. 391
New Women, New Worlds
Frances Willard Heralds "The Dawn of Woman's Day"p. 399
Mary Church Terrell Greets the National Congress of Mothersp. 406
Catholics Debate the Woman Questionp. 409
Mary Lease, Prophet of the Farmers' Alliancep. 414
To the President, in the Negro's Behalfp. 420
An Indian Teacher among Indiansp. 423
The Story of a Sweatshop Girlp. 426
The Typewriter Girlp. 433
Murray Hall Fooled Many Shrewd Menp. 436
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