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Perish the thought

Perish the thought: intellectual women in romantic America, 1830-1860 | Susan Phinney Conrad

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Studies the distinctive personalities, problems, and cultural contributions of such women as Margaret Fuller, Lydia Maria Child, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, examining the extent to which romanticism encouraged intellectualism among women during the threed

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Perish the thought: intellectual women in romantic America, 1830-1860 | Susan Phinney Conrad

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Tikabelle I have a copy of Good Time Girls! It talks about stories we all heard in grade school about the *shh*prostitutes*shh* and how the local coffee shop used to be a brothel. 8y

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