1847 & 1848 MOTHER'S MAGAZINE. Significant Magazine of the "New Motherhood" and Idealized Femininity Great Awakening It's recipient wasn't just any

It's recipient wasn't just any Confederate captured and held at For Delaware

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1847 & 1848 MOTHER'S MAGAZINE. Significant Magazine of the "New Motherhood" and Idealized Femininity Great Awakening It's recipient wasn't just anyTwo full years of Abigail Goodrich Whittelseys classic maternal periodical. She became active in the Maternal Association of Utica and was almost immediately chosen to edit its new periodical, the Mother's Magazine. The magazine quickly became an important national institution. Through Whittelsey's influence and correspondence, the Maternal Associations grew in number in the United States and in Europe. The periodical ultimately reaching a circulation