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MADAME RECAMIER. 297
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" Whosoever My Shall Brother Do , The An...
moral training on the one hand , and "by less imperious exaction on the peaking other . generallythereforewe maintain that every legitimate
that subject S a full of human and comprehensive thoug , ht should education , be free should for the be woman imparted as the equall man y , should be
f to girls carry as ing to forward boys , and woman that ' additional s education means , when schoolgirl provided days are
over We . call on woman to claim her right to study . It is a right tshe
take withi it n her for herself power to for gain God . ' s She universe need not and ask God man ' s teachers ' s consen will , not be
, silent Thus to her finall . as woman gains in independence and culture , will y
man grow , to the , fulness of his manhood . — — ¦ ¦ -- ¦ ¦ i iTr Tr * *
Madame Recamier. 297
MADAME RECAMIER . 297
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» _Ojste day to his in wife the autumn thatowing of 1806 to _^ , the M . strange Recamier political brought and the commercial disastrous
news state an extent of Spain that , his unless affairs , the had French become Government suddenly involved would g , ive and leave to sucL _foi
a very considerable , loan by the following Monday ( it was then Saturday It ) startling his bank information must suspend for payment one who . like Madame Recamier ,
was , and always Iiad the never at knowled hand needed to gratif to of think y having her of desires money so recentl whether otherwise y given of than taste a check as or a charit to means the y ;
imperial overtures ge made her feel little hope that any trust which rested Napoleon ' s ministry would be realized .
on mier Her retired calmness into and the courage country , to however hide his , did ag not itation desert during her . the M . period Recain
of suspense , leaving to his wife the task of keeping up appearances her society were guests sharing . She felt had was any a susp based large icion dinner on that an part insecure the y sp the lendid next and hosp tottering day itality , and none foundation which amo they ng ;
moving tures or that of about their _susjDense graceful as , she dreading herself and composed the described imminent hostess itin ruin was a fearful of suffering her dream fortune the . , tor and
request Madame for Recamier aid , harshl 7 s apprehensions refused by were the , onl French y too Government well founded , , and the
on Monday mornin was g the y bank stopped payment , involving in its houses
deserved ruin Every many thing and secondary received was given commercial from up them to the the cre hi ditors g . hest ; M testimonials . Recamier ' s of conduct honor
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1861, page 297, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011861/page/9/
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