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20. Catherine Beecher, The American liVtman's Home; or Principles oj Domestic
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Science (New o rk ] . B. Ford, 8 70), 13, 466.
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2 1 . Kathryn Kish Sklar, Catharine Beecher: A Study in American Domesticity
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(NewYork:WW Norton, 1973), 156-5 .
22. Ibid., !I3-15, 168-83.
23. Catherine Beecher, Suggestions Respecting Improvements in Education
(Hartford, Conn.: Packard and Butler, 1829), 12; and Beecher, The Evils
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Suffered by American W o men and Children (New o rk: Harper and Brothers,
1 8 46), 12.
24. LAdies Repository 4 (October 1844), 3 13.
25. Lydia Maria Child, Brief History of the Condition of liVtmen, in various Ages
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and Nations, vol. I (New o rk: C. S. Francis, 8 54) 9 .
26. Bill Gilbert, "Westward Ho! And Never Mind the Indians," Smithsonian
25 (May 1994): 40-53·
27. Elizabeth Furniss, The Burden oJHistory: Colonialism and the Frontier Myth
in a Rural Canadian Community (Vancouver: University of British
Columbia Press, 1999), 6 3 .
28. Susan P. Conrad, Perish the Thought: Intellectual liVtmen in RomanticAmerica,
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1830-1860 (New o rk: Oxford University Press, 1976) 9 5-98; and Nancy
Cott, T h e Bonds oj liVtmanhood: "liVtJman's S p here" in New England,
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1780-1835 (New Haven, Conn.:Yale University Press, 1977) 2 00-201.
29. Sarah Josepha Hale, Northwood, vol. 2 (New o rk: H. Long, 1852), 407.
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30. Glenda Riley, "Origins of the Argument f o r Improved Female
Education," History oj Education Quarterly 9 (winter 1969): 455-70; and
Sarah Josepha Hale, Letters,Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y
3 1 . Glenda Riley, "The Subtle Subversion: Changes in the Traditionalist
Image of the American W o man," The Historian 32 (February 1970):
210-27.
32. Codey's LAdy's Book 41 Guly 1850) 3 55.
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33. Quote f r om Burlington (Iowa) Hawk-Eye, 9 January 18 1 .
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3 4 . T. S.Arthur, Ten Nights in a Barroom (Boston: L. P. Crown, 1854).
35. Ida Husted Harper, The Life and liVtJrk of Susan B. Anthony (Indianapolis:
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Bobbs Merrill, 1898), 6 6-6 .
3 6 . LAdies Repository 3 (May 1843), 139·
37. Elizabeth Sandford, Female Improvement (London: Longmans, 1 8 36);
Margaret Coxe, Claims of the Country on American Females, vol. I
(Columbus, Ohio: Isaac N. Whiting, 1 8 42); and Codey's LAdy's Book 18
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Gune 1839) 2 83; 25 (December 1847), 330-32; 43 (August 1851), 122; and
45 (August 8 52), 193·
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38. Codey's LAdy's Book 61 (December 1860), 556.
39. Lydia H. Sigourney , Poems (Philadelphia: Key and Biddle, 1834), 2 9; and
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Sigourney , Saying oJLittle Ones (Buffalo: Phinney and Co., 1855) 2 44-45.