Thought Knows No Sex : Women's Rights at

"One of the nation's first coeducational colleges and an early leader in women's higher education, Alfred University offered a remarkably egalitarian environment for women in an era when their voices were silenced elsewhere. Susan Rumsey Strong shares the history of nineteenth-century Alfred, explaining its uniquely liberal environment by focusing on the individuals who created it and the sociocultural factors that contributed to it."--BOOK JACKET.

List of Illustrations
Introduction	p. 1
Gender and Higher Education	p. 11
Seventh Day Baptist and Farm Roots	p. 23
Origins: The Select School, 1836-1843	p. 33
Alfred Academy: Educational Reform	p. 53
Kenyon's University Years	p. 77
"No More Thought of Changing"; Women's Equality	p. 97
"The Exercise of Equity"; A Voice for Women	p. 117
Student Ties	p. 143
"The Past Lives and Shines In and Through Us"	p. 157
Conclusion	p. 171
Notes	p. 177
General Bibliography	p. 197
Works Cited from the Alfred University Archives Herrick Memorial Library (HMLA)	p. 205
Index	p. 209
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Thought Knows No Sex : Women's Rights at Alfred University

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