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"What a Young Wife Ought to Know" by Emma F. Angell Drake offers a glimpse into the expectations and realities of marriage, motherhood, and family life at the turn of the century. This historical text provides guidance on infant care and the responsibilities of young wives entering married life. Delving into the social sciences, the book explores themes related to marriage, parenting, and the unique challenges and joys of motherhood. A valuable resource for understanding historical perspectives on family dynamics, this volume addresses subjects such as the importance of nurturing infant development and navigating the complexities of spousal relationships. This edition allows readers to explore the era's approach to these essential aspects of life, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in social history and the evolution of family values.
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