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Autor:
Sandra Stanley Holton
Publikováno v:
Cultural and Social History. 19:341-343
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Michael Birkel, Amanda E. Herbert, Jordan Landes, Sarah Crabtree, Sandra Stanley Holton, Siân Roberts, Ryan P. Jordan, Rhiannon Grant
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Quaker Studies. 25:113-129
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ROBYN MUNCY, PETER LIMB, JAMES CURRAN, CAROL JOHNSON, LISA MILNER, SANDRA STANLEY HOLTON, DANIEL EDMONDS, ANDREW MOORE, BRAHAM DABSCHECK, DAVID LEE, DAVID LITTLEWOOD, KERRY TAYLOR, JUDITH SMART, FRANK BONGIORNO, JAMES C. MURPHY, ROWAN CAHILL, CHRIS McCONVILLE, CHRISTOPHER SHEIL
Publikováno v:
Labour History. 118:187-224
Autor:
Sandra Stanley Holton
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Women's History Review. 26:513-515
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Women's History Review. 25:337-339
Autor:
Sandra Stanley Holton
Studies of the changing position of women among middle-class families in the nineteenth century have demonstrated the importance of cultural as well as structural factors to that process. This chapter focuses on four women Quakers from the middle cla
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https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315233789-4
Autor:
Sandra Stanley Holton
Publikováno v:
Women's History Review. 27:485-486
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Sandra Stanley Holton
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Women's History Review. 20:829-841
This article begins by discussing ‘masculinism’ in the field of history in terms of gender blindness. It then looks at a more particular usage of the term, as a resort to the ridiculing and demeaning of women historical actors, not least in some
Autor:
Sandra Stanley Holton
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Community Health Studies. 7:121-135
Autor:
Sandra Stanley Holton
Publikováno v:
Women's History Review. 14:365-384
Women Friends (or ‘Quakers’) were largely absent from the debates on the position of women in Britain in the 1830s-50s. But a significant group of women Quakers emerged at the forefront of organisations formed in the 1860s to campaign for Women's