艺术
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Hyperopia
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Peasant Womenhip of the land, and family-based farming underpinned the economy throughout the century. Economic change eroded this model of agriculture, however, just as it undermined the urban family workshop. Small farms became less viable as market agriculture replaced subsistence farming. The development of
Affiliation
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Medicare
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Women and the Creation of Republican France, 1852–1914 of December 1851. Twelve months later Louis-Napoléon established the Second Empire and became Emperor Napoleon III. Martial law was imposed in December 1851, and strict limits on rights of assembly prevented any public discussion of political ideas. Republican organisations and publications were ba
fabricate
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‘New Women’ in the Era of the Great War, 1890s–1920sest flowering. The war dramatically affected European and world history. It undermined assumptions about Europe’s ‘civilised’ values.. In France, where much of the conflict took place, the war left an impact that can still be distinguished today.
Mingle
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Taking Sides: Women in the 1930sd from the 1890s to the 1920s was merely a ‘phoney war’ of the sexes: change threatened but did not really eventuate. The longer skirts and hair of the 1930s symbolised, in this analysis, the recovery of conventional femininity and the return to domesticity.. French films of the 1930s illustrate thi
coalition
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演绎
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GRE
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Limited
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Conclusion: Equality and ‘Difference’ — Women’s Lives from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-first Centurad illiteracy is barely recognisable in the current world of the TGV, urban density and the internet. From this perspective, a sense of ‘progress’ in considering the changes in women’s lives over that period is inevitable. Yet this does not mean that the history of French women since 1789 fits a Whi