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Dawn of Cross Dressing

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History

 

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Jack H

 

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March 4, 2016

 

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University

 

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With the standard of living moving from a rural pre-industrial setting to an urban industrial way of life the lines of separation between the two genders began to mesh. The birth of urbanism brought forth huge societal changes. Women began expressing themselves more openly. They looked to be more independent and self-sufficient in the wake of the seventeenth century...
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Women began expressing themselves more openly. They looked to be more independent and self-sufficient in the wake of the seventeenth century. For certain events it was socially acceptable for women to dress in male attire. Also, for an abbreviated amount of time women were allowed to take on the role of their male counterpart...
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