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... majority of the women were unselected groups working in repre- sentative woman - employing industries in states or smaller local- ities . The studies were made as early as 1888 and as late as 1922 . The large majority of women ...
... majority of the women were unselected groups working in repre- sentative woman - employing industries in states or smaller local- ities . The studies were made as early as 1888 and as late as 1922 . The large majority of women ...
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... majority of cases . In several of the investigations figures were secured to show to what extent the families were dependent on the earnings of single women . In one investigation over three - fifths of the women were living with their ...
... majority of cases . In several of the investigations figures were secured to show to what extent the families were dependent on the earnings of single women . In one investigation over three - fifths of the women were living with their ...
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... majority . The majority has the power to prevent the minority from fighting , but it lacks the unity and common desire to do so . It is an unwieldy body which only a great incentive or gross ill - treatment will awaken to coherent ...
... majority . The majority has the power to prevent the minority from fighting , but it lacks the unity and common desire to do so . It is an unwieldy body which only a great incentive or gross ill - treatment will awaken to coherent ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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