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The way they solved these problems , the various institutions they built , and the ideas they developed about the world and their place in it are part of the background of our own time . In understanding this background better ...
The way they solved these problems , the various institutions they built , and the ideas they developed about the world and their place in it are part of the background of our own time . In understanding this background better ...
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Before Dorothea Dix began her campaign , there existed thirteen institutions for the care of the insane in the United States . In 1880 , largely thanks to her efforts , there were 123 such institutions .
Before Dorothea Dix began her campaign , there existed thirteen institutions for the care of the insane in the United States . In 1880 , largely thanks to her efforts , there were 123 such institutions .
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What all new feminists have in common is anger at the continuance of unequal economic status for women , determination to incorporate sexual equality into all the institutions of our society , and an awareness that the subordinate ...
What all new feminists have in common is anger at the continuance of unequal economic status for women , determination to incorporate sexual equality into all the institutions of our society , and an awareness that the subordinate ...
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