Women in Cleveland

Front matter

AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY

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Morton, Marion. Women In Cleveland: An Illustrated History. E-book, Bloomington IN USA: Indiana University Press, 1995, https://doi.org/10.2979/WomeninCleveland. Downloaded on behalf of Unknown Institution

Contents

Editors’ Preface

Preface Introduction oS 7 Pioneering Women Wives and Mothers, 1796-1830 Se 2 Defining Woman’s Sphere

Women’s Work, Religion, and Reform, 1830-1865

Preface

This should have been easier.

For the last decade and a half, I have researched and written about women’s history, especially the history of Cleveland women. I thought I knew their story. Now at least I know some of it better than I did. I discovered many adventurous women who got their names in the headlines and learned about many who did not. I would like to have written about them all, but I haven’t. I hope someone else will.

Special thanks to David D. Van Tassel and John J. Grabowski for inviting me to do this project, giving me editorial direction, and creating The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History.

Thanks to Michael Morgenstern for tracking down the photographs.

Thanks for their special help to Mary Woodrich, Martin Hauserman, Kimberley Phillips, Jean Tussey, Anastasia J. Christman, the International Services Center, and especially to WomenSpace.

MARIAN J. MORTON John Carroll University

Morton, Marion. Women In Cleveland: An Illustrated History. E-book, Bloomington IN USA: Indiana University Press, 1995, https://doi.org/10.2979/WomeninCleveland. Downloaded on behalf of Unknown Institution