The Schlager Anthology of Women’s History
A Student’s Guide to Essential Primary Sources
Published by Schlager Group Inc.
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ISBN: 9781961844025
Price: USD 345.00
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The Schlager Anthology of Women’s History offers a modern, original library reference set covering women’s history from ancient times to the present day. Modeled after the award-winning Schlager Anthology of Black America, this 3-volume set traces women’s history through more than 200 critical historical documents: speeches, letters, court opinions, interviews, legislative documents, and more. Designed for high-school and undergraduate college students as well as general researchers, this set features carefully excerpted document texts, brief introductions to each source, and short-answer questions designed to facilitate skills related to analyzing primary sources and using historical evidence. The set is edited by Dr. Kelli McCoy (Point Loma Nazarene University) and features the contributions of numerous scholars.
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The Schlager Anthology of Women’s History offers a modern, original library reference set covering women’s history from ancient times to the present day. Modeled after the award-winning Schlager Anthology of Black America, this 3-volume set traces women’s history through more than 200 critical historical documents: speeches, letters, court opinions, interviews, legislative documents, and more. Designed for high-school and undergraduate college students as well as general researchers, this set features carefully excerpted document texts, brief introductions to each source, and short-answer questions designed to facilitate skills related to analyzing primary sources and using historical evidence. The set is edited by Dr. Kelli McCoy (Point Loma Nazarene University) and features the contributions of numerous scholars.
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"Accessible and inclusive, this anthology will be a valuable addition to high-school and college
libraries alike."
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