Legacy, Volume 16,Masalah 1Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1999 |
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represented easily identifiable extremes ex- cluded from American republicanism . While Brownson hoped to recruit working - class supporters , including women , his use of metaphors of slavery and seduction to char- acterize their shift ...
represented easily identifiable extremes ex- cluded from American republicanism . While Brownson hoped to recruit working - class supporters , including women , his use of metaphors of slavery and seduction to char- acterize their shift ...
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... represented their experience of farm labor and facilitated the acceptance of wage labor among these first- generation working - class women . Notes 1. Defending their largely positive view of the Lowell mills , editors Harriet Farley ...
... represented their experience of farm labor and facilitated the acceptance of wage labor among these first- generation working - class women . Notes 1. Defending their largely positive view of the Lowell mills , editors Harriet Farley ...
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... represented themselves as white and Spanish regardless of a family history that may have included both European and ... represents fashionable women as a threat to domestic and social order , see Harriet Beecher Stowe's 1871 novel , Pink ...
... represented themselves as white and Spanish regardless of a family history that may have included both European and ... represents fashionable women as a threat to domestic and social order , see Harriet Beecher Stowe's 1871 novel , Pink ...
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AMERICAN | 1 |
CrossClass ReVisions of Europe | 22 |
Lisa A Long Charlotte Fortens Civil War Journals and the Quest | 37 |
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