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work_jozzzekis5gmrb52jnjoqbkh3e	Karen Leroux	"Lady Teachers" and the Genteel Roots of Teacher Organization in Gilded Age Cities	2006.0	29	.pdf	application/pdf	15229	971	61	48 February 1875 secretary's report, Volume I, Box 2, [Boston] Lady Teachers' Semi-Professional: White Collar Unionism Among Chicago Public School Teachers, 1870 5M.P. Colburn, "Lady Teachers' Associations," Journal of Education, 4 December 1875, 11 March 1890 entry, Volume I, Box 2, LTA; Sullivan, "Boston Teachers Club," 17. women's clubs, it did not even schedule meetings so that working teachers members invited club women, as well as male educators, to their meetings "Women and Public Schools: A Report to N.E. Woman's Club," Woman's Journal, 17 August The Minneapolis Woman's School and Library Organization worked to place women on to Public School Teachers," Journal of Education, 13 January 1881,21. "An Address to Primary School Teachers," Journal of Education, (4 November 1880): 309. 28Minutes of first meeting [undated], Volume I, Box 2, LTA; Sprague, 3; "Lady Teachers' The Boston Primary Teachers Association, founded by LTA members 39Kaufman, Boston Women, 84-85; "An Address to Primary School Teachers," Journal 	./cache/work_jozzzekis5gmrb52jnjoqbkh3e.pdf	./txt/work_jozzzekis5gmrb52jnjoqbkh3e.txt