The Lowell
Offering Writings by New England Mill Women
The industrial revolution in nineteenth-century New England, in the words of the workers.
The Lowell
Offering
Writings by New England Mill Women
The industrial revolution in nineteenth-century New England, in
the words of the workers.
Many mill girls contributed their writing to their own publication, the Lowell Offering. In 1842, Harriet Farley and Harriot Curtis became co-editors of the Lowell Offering.
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Offering
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Tales
of Factory Life, No. 1 (1841)
The Spirit of
Discontent (1840)
Letters from Susan, Letter Second [fiction]
(1844)
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