"Savage" Mothers

A colony is to the mother-country as a member to the body, deriving its action and its strength from the general principle of vitality; receiving from the body, and communicating to it, all the benefits and evils of health and disease; liable in dangerous maladies to sharp applications, of which the body however must partake the pain; and exposed if incurably tainted, to amputation, by which the body likewise will be mutilated

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• Absent parents, sick children, and epistolary relationships in England, c.1640-c.1750

  Open Access•Emma Marshall•The History of the Family•2025

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• Indian “Native Companions” and Korean Camptown Women

  Open Access•Johanna Gondouin, Suruchi Thapar-Björkert•Catalyst Feminism Theory…•2022

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• I write after the impression has been partly wiped away”

  J Murray•Scrutiny2•2012

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• Joanna and her Sisters

  Rebecca Parker Brienen•Early Modern Women An Interdiscipli…•2016

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• The Monstrous Mame

  Iris Idelson-Shein, Idelson-Shein et al.•Jewish Social Studies•2014

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• Bearers of Value, Vessels of Desire

  Open Access•Barbara A Babcock•Museum Anthropology•1993

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• London life in the eighteenth century

  M Dorothy George•London life in the eighteenth…•1984

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• Women of the Republic

  Linda K Kerber•Women of the Republic•1980

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• Invisibility blues

  Ivana Palibrk, Michele Wallace•Invisibility blues•2008

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• The Reproduction of Mothering

  Nancy J Chodorow, Nancy Chodorow et al.•Reproduction of Mothering•1978

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• Feminism and anthropology

  Henrietta L Moore•Feminism and anthropology•1988

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• "The Exact Picture of his Mother"

  Jill Campbell•ELH•1988

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• The Myth of Motherhood. An Historical View of the Maternal Instinct

  Open Access•Rosemary Firth, Elizabeth Badinter•RAIN•1982

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• The Enlightenment Debate on Women

  Sylvana Tomaselli•History Workshop Journal•1985

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• Race and Gender

  Nancy Leys Stepan•Isis•1986

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• Medical Evidence Related to English Population Changes in the Eighteenth Century

  Thomas Mckeown, A S et al.•Population Studies•1955

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• Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe

  Hortense J Spillers•diacritics•1987

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