“As long as there are copies of this popular book to be procured in so neat a form readers will hasten to seek for it.”
WorkLydia Maria Child
History of Women
Lydia Maria Child (1802–1880)
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Documented 1845
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History of Women; by L.M. Child . . .
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“This volume is not an essay upon woman’s rights, or a philosophical investigation of what is or ought to be the relation of the sexes.”
Fuller, Margaret. "History of Women; by L.M. Child . . ." New-York Daily Tribune, 20 November 1845.