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(Emma Willard, “Matrimonial Risks,” 1815)
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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.
 
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.
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I definitely agree with Katie, I don't think in the beginning women's publications were viewed as important as ones written by men.  Gradually I do think they see the importance and they become more accepted. --Remy B.
  
 
== Catharine Beecher, “System and Order,” 1841 ==
 
== Catharine Beecher, “System and Order,” 1841 ==

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