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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. | 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. | ||
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| + | I agree with all of your comments above and I also think we see a little bit of romance on her part. In the beginning of her marriage they were very loving to each other but as life got in the way she was growing miserable and upset that he didn’t want to spend that time with her anymore. Her romantic feelings for him were still there and you see that when she is hoping to spend time with him alone and he comes home with a friend and they talk about work all night. The “honeymoon phase” was over and her marriage became a product of the society for this period. – Pam P. | ||
== Catharine Beecher, “System and Order,” 1841 == | == Catharine Beecher, “System and Order,” 1841 == | ||
