Woman's "true" profession : voices from the history of teaching /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, Mass. :
Harvard Education Press,
2003.
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Seminary for social power : the classroom becomes woman's sphere.
- Pioneering the education of young women : autobiography / Emma Hart Willard.
- Teaching in the little red schoolhouse / Lucia B. Downing.
- Remedy for wrongs to women : address / Catherine Beecher.
- "Civilizing" the West : letters from teachers on the frontier.
- Preparing to teach : a journal / Mary Swift.
- The schoolmarm : a short story / Anna Fuller
- A noble work done earnestly : Yankee schoolmarms in the Civil War South.
- Missionary maidens : a sketch / Mary Clemmer Ames.
- In spite of threats : selected letters on setting up new schools.
- From northern home to southern dangers : autobiography / Maria S. Waterbury.
- Photo feature : Missus comes fur larn we!
- Sisters in the service : correspondence / Sarah Chase, Lucy Chase, Julia Rutledge.
- Hard work every day : a New England woman's diary in Dixie / Mary Ames.
- A black teacher goes South : journal and essay / Charlotte L. Forten.
- Photo feature : sisterhood of service.
- Emancipation's primer : the Freedmen's book / Lydia Maria Child.
- New rules for black and white : autobiography / Elizabeth Hyde Botume.