Taxation of Women in Massachusetts

Bowditch's study of the taxation of women in Massachusetts provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of gender and finance in America. He traces the evolution of the tax laws that affected women from colonial times to the present day, and argues that the struggles for economic equality and political representation are closely intertwined.

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