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- catalog description "The women's world of the early Republic -- "Empire of complacency": the inheritance of the enlightenment -- "Women invited to war": sacrifice and survival -- "What have I to do with politicks?": the meaning of female patriotism -- "She can have no will different from his": revolutionary loyalties of married women -- "Disabilities ... intended for her protection": the anti-republican implications of coverture -- "Domestic liberty": freedom to divorce -- "Why should girls be learnd or wise?" education and intellect in the early Republic -- "We own that ladies sometimes read": women's reading in the early Republic -- The republican mother: female political imagination in the early Republic.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The women's world of the early Republic -- "Empire of complacency": the inheritance of the enlightenment -- "Women invited to war": sacrifice and survival -- "What have I to do with politicks?": the meaning of female patriotism -- "She can have no will different from his": revolutionary loyalties of married women -- "Disabilities ... intended for her protection": the anti-republican implications of coverture -- "Domestic liberty": freedom to divorce -- "Why should girls be learnd or wise?" education and intellect in the early Republic -- "We own that ladies sometimes read": women's reading in the early Republic -- The republican mother: female political imagination in the early Republic.".