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I give you the woman's words . She did not speak of this as of anything strange , unusual or especially horrid and abominable ; and when I said : “ Did they do that to you when you were with child ? ” She simply replied : " Yes , missis ...
I give you the woman's words . She did not speak of this as of anything strange , unusual or especially horrid and abominable ; and when I said : “ Did they do that to you when you were with child ? ” She simply replied : " Yes , missis ...
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pared to go to jail to dramatize the injustice of the law she wished to change , she was not willing to undergo this ordeal until she had achieved her primary goal : to give American women the information they needed for scientific ...
pared to go to jail to dramatize the injustice of the law she wished to change , she was not willing to undergo this ordeal until she had achieved her primary goal : to give American women the information they needed for scientific ...
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A few female ambassadors , a handful of female judges in the federal courts , and the customary female vice - chairmen of both major parties give no more than token recognition to the actual strength of women voters .
A few female ambassadors , a handful of female judges in the federal courts , and the customary female vice - chairmen of both major parties give no more than token recognition to the actual strength of women voters .
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CHAPTER ONE | 11 |
PART TWO | 27 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 54 |
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