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Gerda Lerner. PART ONE The Colonial Period and the American Revolution 1 a 1 a Women in the American colonies lived PART The Colonial Period and the American Revolution.
Gerda Lerner. PART ONE The Colonial Period and the American Revolution 1 a 1 a Women in the American colonies lived PART The Colonial Period and the American Revolution.
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The period from the American Revolution to the Civil War was one of tremendous change in American society . The building of turnpikes , canals , and later railroads led to a revolution in agriculture and commerce , and spurred westward ...
The period from the American Revolution to the Civil War was one of tremendous change in American society . The building of turnpikes , canals , and later railroads led to a revolution in agriculture and commerce , and spurred westward ...
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... 108 Franklin , Benjamin , 85 Freedmen's relief , 106-108 Freudian psychology , 144 Friedan , Betty , 180 Frontier life , 23-24 , 54-57 Fuller , Margaret , 48 , 87 Earhart , Amelia , 178 Economic status : in colonial period , 15-19 ...
... 108 Franklin , Benjamin , 85 Freedmen's relief , 106-108 Freudian psychology , 144 Friedan , Betty , 180 Frontier life , 23-24 , 54-57 Fuller , Margaret , 48 , 87 Earhart , Amelia , 178 Economic status : in colonial period , 15-19 ...
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INTRODUCTION | 5 |
CHAPTER | 11 |
CHAPTER | 20 |
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