Women and the Law of Property in Early America

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Mentioned by

Mentioned by

Nicole Dyer

as a book that has been very eye-opening and informative about the law of property.

Introduced by

Diana Elder

as a guide for genealogists researching female ancestors in the colonial and early national eras.

Mentioned by

Diana Elder

, who is reading it to understand the historical context of women and property law in early America.

Mentioned by

Diana Elder

as a book that uses South Carolina as one of its examples.

Mentioned by

Diana Elder

as she reads a chapter each day to learn about property law in early America.

Recommended by Deborah Hoffman, coordinator of the Institute course on Writing Research Reports.

Recommended by

Diana Elder

to understand the nuances of women's legal rights across different states during early American history.

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