Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Making Both Ends Meet: the income and Outlay of New York Working Girls / by Sue Ainslie Clark and Edith Wyatt.]( "Making Both Ends Meet: the income and Outlay of New York Working Girls / by Sue Ainslie Clark and Edith Wyatt.")
Making Both Ends Meet: the income and Outlay of New York Working Girls / by Sue Ainslie Clark and Edith Wyatt.31,99 €![You Are The Hope Of The World! An Appeal To The Girls And Boys Of America (1917)]( "You Are The Hope Of The World! An Appeal To The Girls And Boys Of America (1917)")
You Are The Hope Of The World! An Appeal To The Girls And Boys Of America (1917)16,99 €![The Girls Of Central High Aiding The Red Cross Or Amateur Theatricals For A Worthy Cause]( "The Girls Of Central High Aiding The Red Cross Or Amateur Theatricals For A Worthy Cause")
The Girls Of Central High Aiding The Red Cross Or Amateur Theatricals For A Worthy Cause17,99 €![Working Girls in Evening Schools: A Statistical Study / By Mary Van Kleeck.]( "Working Girls in Evening Schools: A Statistical Study / By Mary Van Kleeck.")
Working Girls in Evening Schools: A Statistical Study / By Mary Van Kleeck.31,99 €![Office of Indian Affairs. Some things that girls should know how to do: and hence should learn how to do when in school]( "Office of Indian Affairs. Some things that girls should know how to do: and hence should learn how to do when in school")
Office of Indian Affairs. Some things that girls should know how to do: and hence should learn how to do when in school16,99 €![Aims and AIDS for Girls and Young Women, on the Various Duties of Life ...]( "Aims and AIDS for Girls and Young Women, on the Various Duties of Life ...")
Aims and AIDS for Girls and Young Women, on the Various Duties of Life ...28,99 €![Dedication Of The Kapiolani Home For Girls]( "Dedication Of The Kapiolani Home For Girls")
Dedication Of The Kapiolani Home For Girls15,99 €
Prostitution thrived in pioneer Colorado. Mining was the principal occupation and men outnumbered women more than twenty to one. Jan MacKell provides a detailed overview of the business between 1860 and 1930, focusing her research on the mining towns of Cripple Creek, Salida, Colorado City, and similar boomtown communities. She used census data, Sanborn maps, city directories, property records, marriage records, and court records to document and trace the movements of the women over the course of their careers, uncovering work histories, medical problems, and numerous relocations from town to town. She traces many to their graves, through years filled with abuse, disease, narcotics, and violence. MacKell has unearthed numerous colorful and often touching stories, like that of the boy raised in a brothel who was invited to play with a neighbor's children and replied, "No, my mother is a whore and says I am to stay at home." "Delicacy, humor, respect, and compassion are among the merits of this book. Although other authors have flirted with Colorado's commercial sex, Jan MacKell provides a detailed overview. She has been researching these elusive women for the last fifteen years. Such persistence allows her to offer rich detail on shady ladies who rarely used their real names or even stuck with the same professional name for long."--Thomas J. Noel, from the Introduction
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.