United States of America 19th Century (Articles): Difference between revisions

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Articles on gender and sexuality in the U.S.A. during the 19th century organized by date.

What shall yet be the station woman may hold, Maumee Express (Article, 1838), brief use of the phrase "unsex" although meant pejoratively.
A Penchant For Breeches, Morning Herald (Article, 1838), use of the phrase "unsex" for cross-dressing.
Female Loveliness Superfluous Hair, Morning Herald (Ad, 1839), advertisement using "unsex" to describe women as having too masculine of a gender expression.
Republicans In Europe, Morning Herald (Article, 1839), brief use of the phrase "unsex" although meant pejoratively.

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+Articles on gender and sexuality in the U.S.A. during the 19th century organized by date.
 === 1830s ===
 * [[What shall yet be the station woman may hold, Maumee Express (Article, 1838)]], brief use of the phrase "unsex" although meant pejoratively.
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 === 1880s ===
 * [[A Remarkable Story Wives For Montana Bachelors, Rocky Mountain Husbandman (Article, 1881)]]
+* [[A Queer Married Couple, Milford Chronicle (Article, November 1883)]]
 * [[Concealed or Doubtful Sex, Indianapolis Journal (Article, 1885)]]
 * [[Remarkable Career of a Crazy Woman, Semi-Weekly Miner (Article, 1885)]]