The History of Woman, and Her Connexion With Religion, Civilization, & Domestic Manners, From the Earliest Period; Volume 1

This classic work of history traces the role of women throughout human history, from the earliest civilizations to the modern era. Drawing on a wide range of primary sources, Stephen Watson Fullom offers a detailed and engaging account of the social and cultural contexts in which women have lived and worked, and highlights the many ways in which women have shaped the course of human history.

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