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Soap Suds Row: The Bold Lives of Army Laundresses 1802-1876

ePub Soap Suds Row: The Bold Lives of Army Laundresses 1802-1876 by Jennifer J. Lawrence in History

Description

Examines Black pre-Civil War culture and the slave family; detailing sexual attitudes; courtship practices and wedding ceremonies; childrearing; familial roles; language; and discipline.


#92867 in Books 2016-04-01Original language:English 8.70 x .50 x 5.70l; .0 #File Name: 193714710X


Review
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. What her life was like.By Loren from MaineMy great grandmother was a laundress posted in Dakota Territory Territory and gave birth to a daughter near Ft Totten in 1867. Thanks to this book; I have a good idea as to what her life was like. There are so many questions . . . I just wish I could talk to her.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Fun read about a relatively unknown topicBy Alison SheehanThis is an easy read; and fun (if you like history). Interesting topic. I will be in a reenactor event next month; and wanted to know more about how I should look and behave as a camp laundress.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Glad I read the bookBy pennyI found the book very informative and interesting. I never knew these women existed. Glad I read the book

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