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    THE

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    Vol. II. February 1, 1859. No- l2 '

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    IX—COLLEGES FOR (HKLS.

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    A. certain "Last summer , my daug palace...

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    The

    THE

    ENGLISH WOMAN'S JOURNAL .

    PUBLISHED MONTHLY .

    Vol. Ii. February 1, 1859. No- L2 '

    Vol . II . February 1 , 1859 . _No- l 2 '

    Ix—Colleges For (Hkls.

    IX—COLLEGES FOR ( HKLS .

    A. Certain "Last Summer , My Daug Palace...

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    . cersummer Hard Yet being by your an father man ' s frontier it : I and said there no ,

    easy , gave ; Fox All " wild maidens to found on the an University she fled . " spur

    , The Princess * Before visablt entering consider on our t special leng subject th the of inquiry ture , it will histor be y ad of

    e o asome parison collegiat b y which tablishmen , to measure ts , in order those to which obtain have some alread standard y been un of founde ful com filled d - for the benefit of and those which et remain as

    women , y conce The ptions word . lle" belongs to our language by Norman

    inheritance term ; , which " colliege , " again co , " since ge is derive modifie d , d throug to college h the _, being Latin noun an old colleg French ium , _,

    from the verb colligo , which merely signifies to collect or bring together tion or bod . y In like men manner , and a g a colleg t varie ium ty of teral colleg ly ia meant , man an y and of associa under them

    li the ke Emp our ire companies , and the or name guilds imp , exis lied ted that at Rome the persons both , before of whom they bound were com to p act ose or d w serve ere em in plo concert yed in the For same instance functions there , and were , as four it were col- ,

    alone after leges . his of There priests death , were , a and fifth also when , college colleges divine was . for honors added those were , emp com loyed , decreed posed in to the h Augustus is offices pries of ts td

    government , the liberal arfcs , and even mechanical arts or raes ; eng intende many ineers others d , the ca , rp into Cap enters these itol , butchers companies Games , an , d . being m Plutarch usicians gathered , says and that likewise those it who _afterwards was , among super Numa

    -. much wIlo first considered made this by division the civil of law the , peop from le which , and that it may it was be said to have descended to us .

    The same more general application of the word " college " may be found for instance in mediaeval the College institutions of Cardinals , many of . which The College are still of in Electors existence , and , as

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1859, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021859/page/1/