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Gender, justice, and a Wisconsin lynching, 1889-1890

Pederson, J.M

Agricultural history, 1993-04, Vol.67 (2), p.65-82 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Gender, justice, and a Wisconsin lynching, 1889-1890
Autor: Pederson, J.M
Assuntos: Agriculture ; Battered women ; Communities ; Criminal justice ; CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ; CULTURAL HERITAGE ; DERECHO ; DESARROLLO CULTURAL ; DEVELOPPEMENT CULTUREL ; District attorneys ; Domestic violence ; DROIT ; ETHNIC GROUPS ; FAMILIA ; FAMILIES ; FAMILLE ; FEMME ; Gender ; GROUPE ETHNIQUE ; GRUPOS ETNICOS ; HISTOIRE ; HISTORIA ; HISTORY ; IMMIGRATION ; LAW ; LITERATURE REVIEWS ; Lynchings ; Men ; MIGRACION ; MIGRATION ; MUJERES ; Neighborhoods ; NORUEGA ; NORVEGE ; NORWAY ; Olson, Bertha ; Olson, Hans Jacob ; POBLACION RURAL ; POPULATION RURALE ; PUNISHMENT ; RURAL AREAS ; RURAL POPULATION ; RURAL SOCIOLOGY ; Social control ; SOCIOLOGIA RURAL ; SOCIOLOGIE RURALE ; Sons ; U.S.A ; United States history ; WISCONSIN ; WOMEN ; ZONAS RURALES ; ZONE RURALE
É parte de: Agricultural history, 1993-04, Vol.67 (2), p.65-82
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Descrição: On Nov 24, 1889, an assembly of more than 50 farmers in Trempealeau County WI lynched Hans Jacob Olson, a neighbor who was also a farmer. The incident raises important questions about the history of rural women, since Olson's wife was abused by him and was implicated in his murder.
Editor: Chicago: University of California Press
Idioma: Inglês

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