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In answer to the above question. I think that in the early 1800s we are starting to see more papers and magazines geared towards women in the homes and plantation. At this time we start to see magazines such as Sarah Hales "Ladies Magazine," and Catharine Beecher's writings on "System and Order". These are just a few of the many self help books that started being published at this time, as well as the development of new magazines for women. --Jennifer S. | In answer to the above question. I think that in the early 1800s we are starting to see more papers and magazines geared towards women in the homes and plantation. At this time we start to see magazines such as Sarah Hales "Ladies Magazine," and Catharine Beecher's writings on "System and Order". These are just a few of the many self help books that started being published at this time, as well as the development of new magazines for women. --Jennifer S. | ||
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| + | I also wonder if magazines and publications aimed towards women weren't as likely to be preserved? A lady's magazine might have been more likely to be thrown away or cut up for sewing patterns or whatever than publications aimed at men. -- Katie C. | ||
== Catharine Beecher, “System and Order,” 1841 == | == Catharine Beecher, “System and Order,” 1841 == | ||
