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The 19th-century American West proved a hospitable, if tumultuous, environment for women seeking employment as prostitutes. Yet traditionally such women have been relegated to the margins of western history, considered to be either unimportant or too difficult to find in the historical record.
More recent assessments that explore the patterns of the women's West suggest that prostitutes, workers in the emergence of western America, should be more central to the narrative. Definitions of prostitution tend to focus on its commercial nature. Prostitution is typically described [Page ] as an action by which one or more persons, for a monetary sum or material goods, engage in sexual activity with a customer or a series of customers.
To be a prostitute one does not need to work exclusively at this trade, may hold some other job, and may drift in and out of prostitution over a period of several years. Although the occupation is not gender specific, women are usually considered the principal employees. This definition avoids moral judgments, transcends time and place, and is applicable in a nearly universal fashion. In the American West, although the institution did not differ dramatically from other locations, regional circumstances, particularly in the 19th century, made this a useful region for study of the institution.
In each of its distinct regions, particularly after , the West, with its shallow social, economic, and political infrastructure, harbored conditions conducive to prostitution. These conditions included volatile and destructive cultural contacts, lopsided power relations and population demographics between men and women, fiscal instability in western industries, and poor management of military personnel at both urban and rural garrisons.
In this scenario, prostitutes, as women who lived beyond acceptable gender roles, wielded little authority; their personal power was highly individualized and largely dependent on how well they could negotiate their local western circumstances. Western towns, thrown up in haste, were not very large.