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To be young was very heaven
Ondertitel | women in New York before the first world war |
Uitgave plaats | New York |
Uitgever | St. Martin's Griffin |
Uitgave jaar | 1997 |
Paginatie | X, 294p. |
ISBN/ISSN | 0312223358 |
Illustratie | ill. : foto's |
Taal | English/Engels |
Samenvatting | This book is about the generation of young, activist women – most from the upper or middle class – in New York City in the first decades of the 20th century who involved themselves in New York's radical and reform movements, including labour, birth control, women's suffrage, and socialism. The author made sketches of Marie Jenney Howe, a suffragist and founder of the women's club Heterodoxy, settlement worker Jane Addams, socialist feminist lawyer Crystal Eastman, international labor organizer Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, and writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman. |
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