It's funny how familiar this sounds
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mamadebIn a Slate article, a historian discusses the letters and journals written by the women of the 19th C.
For most women, letter-writing was a form of publication, albeit for a specialized readership. After all, few dared to consider polishing pieces for the press (or would have had the time, given lives filled with domestic cares).
For most women, letter-writing was a form of publication, albeit for a specialized readership. After all, few dared to consider polishing pieces for the press (or would have had the time, given lives filled with domestic cares).
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Date: 2005-05-18 03:39 pm (UTC)FANTASTIC article - thanks for the pointer!
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Date: 2005-05-18 04:21 pm (UTC)