A woman's place
Subtitle: southwest Ohio Quaker women & reform movements, 1800-1860 : report of the Research Committee
By: by Karen S. Campbell
Contributors: Mary L. Cook Public Library (Waynesville, Ohio); Quaker Genealogy & History Conference (4th : 2008 : Waynesville, Ohio)
Publisher: Mary L. Cook Public Library
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Waynesville, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
Subjects: Quaker women; History; Women social reformers; Quakers; Society of Friends; Social reformers; Church and social problems
Other titles: Southwest Ohio Quaker women & reform movements, 1800-1860
Notes: "The fourth annual Quaker Genealogy & History Conference, April 24, 25, 26, & 27, 2008."

"Sponsored by Quaker Heritage Center, Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio, & the Mary L. Cook Public Library, Waynesville, Ohio ..."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Chapter One, Where is a Woman's Place?; title: Religious Identities of Women; title: Millennial Expectations & Experiences for Women, "Awaiting the revealing of the children of God."; title: Alternatives to the "Evangelical Empire"; title: The Quaker Alternative "Empire"; title: The Challenge of Liberal Christianity; title: Black Evangelical Women Ministers & the Women's "Sphere"; title: Different Paths to the Millennium; title: Unique Spiritual Journeys; title: A Popular Alternative Religion; title: Spiritualism; title: Radical Thought in Southwest Ohio; title: Critical Dialogues & Debates in the Public Sphere; title: The Passion to Create Utopia; title: The Passion to Restore The Garden of Eden; title: A Famous Moderate for Women's Rights; title: Limitations of the Protestant Millennial Point of View; title: Orthodox Quakers Embrace the Evangelical Agenda; title: Pacifism versus Radicalism in The Society of Friends; title: The "American System" versus "The Government of God" (Gradualism versus Immediatism); title: Turmoil over Slavery & "A Woman's Place" within Quakerism; title: The Garrisonians; title: From Moral Suasion to John Brown; title: Woman's Rights. Chapter Two, "While God Is Marching On"; title: The Millennial Motivations for Reform during the Antebellum Period; title: The New World Expectations & Abraham Lincoln's "Civil Religion/Theology" Synthesis; title: Introduction; title: Between the Two Great Spiritual Awakenings; title: The Early Republic; title: "A Nation with the Heart of a Church"; title: The Civil Religion/Theology; title: America's First Religious Utopias; title: The Puritans; title: A City on the Hill; title: The Lamb's War; title: A Quaker Utopia in Pennsylvania; title: Quaker Women Ministers during the Late 1600s & 1700s; title: "Women in the Wilderness"; title: "A Woman's Place" and the Great Awakenings; title: The Transformation of Women in the Quaker & Evangelical Traditions; title: Appendix One, "Declaration of Sentiments"; title: General bibliography; title: Lucretia Mott bibliography; title: Note about the author; title: Endnotes.