Diary of Anna Green Winslow, a Boston School Girl of 1771
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A personal journal kept by a young New England schoolgirl sent to Boston for finishing, recording daily routines, lessons, and domestic accomplishments alongside lively attention to dress and hair fashions. Entries mix sermon notes and religious reflection with practical accounts of sewing, spinning, penmanship, dancing lessons, social visits, formal routs, and seasonal occurrences. The writing combines careful penmanship and candid youthful observation to present a vivid picture of provincial urban household life and the accomplishments expected of girls in that milieu.
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