By Judy G. Russell, JD, CG, CGL

In early America, women were all too often the people who just weren’t there: not in the records, not in the censuses, not on juries, not in the voting booth. The common law relegated women to “protect” – second- class – status and understanding how they were treated under the law provides clues to finding their identities today.

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