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Corbin, Caroline F., 1835-1918 Office Women and Sex Antagonism

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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC10094.02 Author/Creator: Corbin, Caroline F., 1835-1918 Place Written: s.l. Type: Typed document Date: March 29, 1952 Pagination: 2 p. Order a Copy

One typed essay entitled, "Office Women and Sex Antagonism" dated March 29, 1952. Document is an essay reflecting on another essay written by Elisabeth Cushman. Author of document is not recorded. Claims that women's place is 'naturally' at home.

Cushman, Elisabeth, fl. 1952
Corbin, Caroline F., 1835-1918
1945 to the Present
Women's suffrage
Women's Rights
Women's History
Voting Rights
The Fifties

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