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Voices in Print The Woman's Exponent, 1872-1914 by Carol Cornwall Madsen Published In Collection: Women Steadfast in Christ: Talks Selected from the 1991 Women's Conference Co-Sponsored by Brigham Young University and the Relief Society Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1992 (312p.): 69-80 |
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Summary: In nineteenth-century America, women became increasingly involved in the literary field, contributing to a variety of newspapers and magazines. Traces of this literary movement were felt in Salt Lake City when the women's publication the Exponent was published in 1871. This paper addresses a wide variety of topics of interest to women. Carol Madsen shows how the Exponent preserved a record of womens' organizations, clubs, societies and individual achievements during a dynamic period of Mormon history. | ||||||||
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