Her residence there in the 1740s and her long experience of housewifery are almost all that is known about Moxon's life.
12.
Widespread child malnutrition in slums is closely related to family income, mothers food practice, mothers educational level, and maternal employment or housewifery.
13.
The girls learned housewifery skills and the boys learned vocational skills as part of the ongoing campaign to " civilize " Native Americans through education.
14.
Several chapters on childcare, nursing and housewifery had been inserted and stories of heroic women and girls were sometimes substituted for the male ones.
15.
"A wife's skills at ` housewifery'were considered as important to a family's standard of living as a husband's skills of yeomanry ."
16.
After two years of bored housewifery, she left him and when it was formed in mid-1939, began training in the WAAF . She soon resigned and learnt to drive an ambulance.
17.
Her ideals on domesticity and the " natural faculty for housewifery ", as described in her book " Household Education " ( 1848 ), stemmed from her lack of nurture growing up.
18.
Callie fears that her free-roaming days may be at an end, though, when she receives a frightening Christmas gift : a book from her mother entitled " The Science of Housewifery ."
19.
Some critics, such as Edward Blisham, see a proto-feminism that anticipates the post-war women's movement in her account of her own marriage and her liberation from housewifery through her war work.
20.
They serve as symbols of home, motherhood, and housewifery, from images of a colonial woman fanning the cooking fire with her long apron . . . to a Fifties housewife wearing a ruffled and rickracked apron to serve dinner.
