1841 & 1842 MOTHER'S MAGAZINE. Significant Magazine of the "New Motherhood" and Idealized Femininity Ephemera John Shearer

John Shearer

Often his demeanor alone made way for the Gospel where previous abuses had poisoned the well

- as well as in strengthening the hands of those inclined to a virtuous self-denial therein

It was fairly well known that Charles' wife "Sally" [Sarah Gwynne] was from wealth and a strong woman

Includes recommendatory notices on the character of M’Laurin by Thomas Prince

1841 & 1842 MOTHER'S MAGAZINE. Significant Magazine of the "New Motherhood" and Idealized Femininity Ephemera John ShearerTwo 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 new magazine ultimately reaching a