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Dear editor and friends : letters from rural women of the North-West, 1900-1920 /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Waterloo, Ontario :
Wilfrid Laurier Press,
[1998]
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| Colección: | Life writing series ;
4. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- The West Is Calling
- Introduction
- LETTERS FROM RURAL WOMEN OF THE NORTH-WEST, 1900-1920
- 1899 Icelander
- 1900 Tom Boy
- Pearl
- Alberta Fawn
- Emma Rose
- East Wind
- E.M.T.
- Late Comer
- 1901 Sour Grapes
- 1902 Cowgirl
- 1903 Maid o' the Mist
- A Bereaved Mother
- Nil Desperadum
- 1904 Frank's Mother
- Bluebird
- Still Hopeful
- 1905 Sage-Brush: From a Dry Climate
- Butter and Eggs: Land for Single Women
- B.S.: Room for a Change
- t. Lynch: Teachers Wanted in B.C.A Wrathy Spinster: A Spinster Who Knows
- B.C.: Young Wives
- J.W.: A Man among the Amazons
- A Clerk: A Good Place for Women
- Mother
- A Mother
- 1906 Western Teacher: A Western Teacher's Advice
- Young Schoolma'am: A Word for Widowers
- B.A.M.: A Happy Western Teacher
- Poor but Hopeful: On Mining Speculation
- Big Mike: Big Mike Wants a Working Wife
- 1907 Marie
- Meadow Rue
- Imogen: Teaching in the West
- Hazel Eyes: Desires to Help
- Wild Rose: A Brave Woman
- Sunset: Diana of the Pacific
- Bess: Fond of Horses and Hunting1908 Barrie: Helpful and Amusing
- Cricket of Paradise Valley: Life and Love
- A Marriageable Woman: A Chance for a Bachelor
- Bread Winner: A Sad Story
- 1909 Teresa: An Englishwoman's View
- Lord Ullin's Daughter: The Wife's Dower
- Mere Man: The Dower Question
- Brightness: Pretty and Useful Seat
- Justice of the Peace: The Dower Law
- Mrs. J.A.K.: Baby for Adoption
- Nawitka: A Strong Plea for Women
- A Wife and Mother: The Franchise
- 1910 Addariah: A Vexed Question
- Farmer's Wife (Slave): A Real Grievance
- Farmer's Wife: Story of a Maternity NurseOne Who Knows: Why Young People Leave the Farm
- In-the-Depths: Comfort Wanted
- Temperance Worker: Local Option
- Old Maids
- 1911 Settler: Graham Island
- 1912 Tired: Tired's Letter of Thanks
- Christina: A Helpful Letter
- Penelope: Her Heart's Desire
- Flynn Valley: Children Need a Home
- Rosebush: A Prairie Christmas Tree
- Betty: Things Look Black
- Morning Albertan: A Christmas Tree
- 1913 Beacon: Matrimonial Laws in Saskatchewan
- 1914 Sweet Idaho: Children Given Away
- Grandmother: Methods in Child RaisingA Mother: Health and Morality
- Worker: What Do You Think?
- Residential Teacher: School Problems
- A Broken-Hearted Wife: A Bacher's Wife
- 1915 Brother Bachelor: A Voice from Vancouver
- Hope: Women Need to Get Out
- Francis Marion Beynon: Who'll Help This Baby?
- F.M.B.: Many Homes for Baby
- A Homesteader's Wife: Four Lean Years in Five
- Aloha Twin: Valuable Fur
- An English Soldier's Wife
- 1916 Farmer: A Pitiful Heart
- Evangeline: When a Man Enlists
- Determination: Can't Alter Circumstances