An edition of American women: the changing image (1962)

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Contributors: Ethel J. Alpenfels [and others].

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Contributors: Ethel J. Alpenfels [and others].

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Publisher
Beacon Press
Language
English
Pages
141

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Subjects
Women, Social conditions, Vrouwen
Places
United States

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American women: the changing image.: Contributors: Ethel J. Alpenfels [and others].
1968, Beacon Press
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Cover of: American women: the changing image.
American women: the changing image.
1962, Beacon Press
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xv, 141 p. ;
Number of pages
141

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OL19377346M

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