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Frontier life was difficult , but it instilled in men and women a spirit of self - reliance , courage , and resourcefulness . Since much of colonial life was frontier life , many colonial women shared in this kind of experience .
Frontier life was difficult , but it instilled in men and women a spirit of self - reliance , courage , and resourcefulness . Since much of colonial life was frontier life , many colonial women shared in this kind of experience .
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The journey westward was enormously difficult . Not infrequently the wagons were so heavily loaded there was no room for passengers ; many a woman had to walk the entire distance of the journey carrying a baby and leading 54 CHAPTER ...
The journey westward was enormously difficult . Not infrequently the wagons were so heavily loaded there was no room for passengers ; many a woman had to walk the entire distance of the journey carrying a baby and leading 54 CHAPTER ...
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She had a poor and difficult childhood ; her father deserted her mother and Charlotte Perkins learned very early the need of self - reliance . Independence was , for her , nothing metaphysical ; it meant first and foremost , in Susan ...
She had a poor and difficult childhood ; her father deserted her mother and Charlotte Perkins learned very early the need of self - reliance . Independence was , for her , nothing metaphysical ; it meant first and foremost , in Susan ...
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INTRODUCTION | 5 |
CHAPTER TWO | 20 |
CHAPTER FOUR | 39 |
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