A Social History of the American Family From Colonial Times to the Present
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I am not writing anything yet of the more refined part of the colony, but what I say now is confined to a tract of about 200 miles ; for in some other parts you will find many coquettes and prudes, as well as in other places ; nor, perhaps, may the lap-dog or monkey be forgotten."' At all events woman's civic service was mainly in the home.
Concerning Virginia an eighteenth century writer said: Of the planters' ladies, I must speak in terms of unqualified praise; they had an easy kindness of ma...nner, as far removed from rudeness as from reserve. . . To the influence of their society, I chiefly attribute their husband's refinement.
A nineteenth century writer on Norfolk, looking back, said: [The colonial ladies were] noted for their personal attractions ; and many, in the higher walks of life, for great dignity of char- j acter, modesty, and politeness of behavior, as well as for their '^ activity and frugality in the management of their household affairs. These commendable qualities left their impress and beneficial influence upon succeeding generations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not writing anything yet of the more refined part of the colony, but what I say now is confined to a tract of about 200 miles ; for in some other parts you will find many coquettes and prudes, as well as in other places ; nor, perhaps, may the lap-dog or monkey be forgotten."' At all events woman's civic service was mainly in the home.
Concerning Virginia an eighteenth century writer said: Of the planters' ladies, I must speak in terms of unqualified praise; they had an easy kindness of ma...nner, as far removed from rudeness as from reserve. . . To the influence of their society, I chiefly attribute their husband's refinement.
A nineteenth century writer on Norfolk, looking back, said: [The colonial ladies were] noted for their personal attractions ; and many, in the higher walks of life, for great dignity of char- j acter, modesty, and politeness of behavior, as well as for their '^ activity and frugality in the management of their household affairs. These commendable qualities left their impress and beneficial influence upon succeeding generations.
What to read after A Social History of the American Family From Colonial Times to the Present?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Wallace Calhoun to read onlineMoreLess
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