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Defying the Laws of Nature?: Menstruation and Female Intellect in Historical Perspective 

Jenkins, Amanda Lauren (2015-01-26)
In 19th and early 20th century America menstruation began to be constructed as a barrier to women wishing to access higher education. Male physicians warned of the supposed dangers studying would impose upon female ...

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