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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11262-5om. Behind her, coming ever closer, she could hear the baying dogs of the slavetrader, Haley. What could she do? On the one side was slavery and the certain loss of her child to the slavetrader. On the other was an impassable river and probable death. Looking down at her small son, Eliza only knew t

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Franz Schinner,Renate Sonnleitner she began to read the local newspaper, a woman sitting nearby on the car interrupted her, asking if there was any news of the war. Anne Lane replied that there was not, but the woman continued to ply her with questions. Was Richmond not taken? Did she think General Price, commander of the Missouri

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Franz Schinner,Renate Sonnleitnerjor southern newspaper, published an editorial entitled “Female Influence and Energy.” The author argued that women were much better suited to withstand lifes’ failures and defeats than men: “Those disasters which break down the spirit of man and prostrate him in the dust seem to call forth all the

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children, published an article in . . entitled “The Georgia Cracker in the Cotton Mills.”. In it she discussed the condition of the states’ textile millworkers on the basis of hundreds of interviews that she had conducted among millworkers throughout the state, analyzed the factors she thought were