A Voice from the South · Character
Miss Shaw
A contemporary figure mentioned in the context of women's rights.
minor
Also known as herself
First appearance: Woman Versus the Indian
Miss Shaw shows up with force in Woman Versus the Indian. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Praised for her firm stand against racial discrimination in the Wimodaughsis incident; described as a minister of the gospel and a Christian woman of noble generosity.
Miss Shaw first appears in 0007 woman versus the indian.
In Woman Versus the Indian: Praised for her firm stand against racial discrimination in the Wimodaughsis incident; described as a minister of the gospel and a Christian woman of noble generosity.
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