Running away
by Cobb
1979
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In an age and a milieu in which women were led to believe fervently that married women did not desert their husbands and families, this author did... and "lived happily ever after." She proceeded to get the education that her times and society had denied her. She has achieved several higher-education degrees, and early in the process, she wrote this, her Master's Thesis, which is an inspirational series of interviews with other "invisible" runaway wives. She has since become an author, specializing in "subversive fairy tales for modern revolutionaries," many of whom are, or wish they were, independent-minded women.
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