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“...The principle of economic independence was not clear to most women at that time. A woman was only an accessory to her husband and her family. An unmarried woman was considered a completely powerless person, and she invariably strove to “be what a woman was then,” and sought to become part of someone’s household. ..."
- Name of the Author
- Владимир Шулятиков Михайлович
- Number of pages
- 282
- Language
- Russian
- Cover
- Soft
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“...The principle of economic independence was not clear to most women at that time. A woman was only an accessory to her husband and her family. An unmarrie...