RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY1956 |
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Page 99
... women's rights before he was done , and in his case feminism became all - absorbing . After 1905 Phillips devoted the rest of his life to novels about women , swing- ing with the change in argument which was developing in this phase of ...
... women's rights before he was done , and in his case feminism became all - absorbing . After 1905 Phillips devoted the rest of his life to novels about women , swing- ing with the change in argument which was developing in this phase of ...
Page 100
... women was doing little to convince a man's world that women were not doodle - wits to begin with . Two weeks before he was murdered , Phillips mailed a huge manuscript to his old friend Joseph H. Sears , presi- dent of D. Appleton ...
... women was doing little to convince a man's world that women were not doodle - wits to begin with . Two weeks before he was murdered , Phillips mailed a huge manuscript to his old friend Joseph H. Sears , presi- dent of D. Appleton ...
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... women did vote , the fact that they were women did not seem to matter particularly . Using the data available after a decade of woman suffrage , ob- servers concluded that sex had less to do with determining a vote than place of ...
... women did vote , the fact that they were women did not seem to matter particularly . Using the data available after a decade of woman suffrage , ob- servers concluded that sex had less to do with determining a vote than place of ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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