History Essay

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This essay focuses on the intersection of women control over their reproductive lives and their opportunities (social, economic, educational, or political). In what ways does the fictional work The Boston Girl reflect the history and realities of women's lives and choices recounted in recent readings and course materials (Units IV and V; lectures and so on)?

What I'm looking for: specific arguments, incorporation of supporting evidence (examples!) from the text(s), a focus on clarity of prose, in an essay of approximately 800-1,000 words

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