Women in the 19th Century - Further Reading
Barry, David. Women and Political Insurgency: France in the Mid-Nineteenth Century. Basingstoke, England: Macmillan Press, Ltd., 1996, 213 p.
Recounts the participation of French women in political and social rebellions from the 1789 Revolution through the 1870s.
Browne, Stephen Howard. Angelina Grimké. East Lansing, Mich.: Michigan State University Press, 1999, 201 p.
Studies the social activism of Angelina Grimké, one of the first American women to publicly contest the institution of slavery and the social limitations placed on women.
Chadwick, Whitney. "Toward Utopia: Moral Reform and American Art in the Nineteenth Century." In Women, Art, and Society, pp. 191-209. London, England: Thames and Hudson, 1990.
Describes how American women in the first half of the nineteenth century increasingly used art as a means to show their support...
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Primary Sources
- Charles Fourier (Essay Date 1808)
- Nellie Weeton (Journal/Letter Dates 26 January 1810 And 15 September 1810)
- Emma Willard (Address Date 1819)
- Parisian Garment Workers (Petition Date August 1848)
- Elizabeth Cady Stanton (Speech Date 1848)
- The Sibyl (Letter Date February 1857)
- Louisa Bastian, Mary Hamelton, And Anna Long (Petition Date July 1862)
- Harriet H. Robinson (Report Date 1883)
- Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (Essay Date 1893)
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