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430 OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editor of the English Woman''s Jo...
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To The Editor Of The ~Englis7i Woman's J...
that would persons afford ththe of an this adequate ordinary class would postmaster and honorable in many of provincial cases maintenance exhibit towns , much besides more the ability certainty and .:
results office energy As authorities I , before and an if stated the together urgent this has claims with alread the of probable this y been class tried advantages were with represented the . likel most to to satisfactory ar the ise post from
the _adoption of this , plan , I fully believe they would be disposed y at once to give Excuse it a more my thus extended trespassing trial . upon your time , but-I could not it would but hope that
you will extended deem this here suggestion for the class worth whose y of misfortune consideration s you ,, as so nobly strive open , to a very mitigate . sp I remainMadamobedient Servant your
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430 Open Council.
430 OPEN COUNCIL .
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To the Editor of the English Woman' ' s Journal , [ Female The Madam excellent Labor , that suggestion fathers should offered bring by you their in your daug paper hters on to Marketable earn their
own bread in a , lain honest willI up fearmeet with many objectors , precisel Those whose y in that affairs p class are who prosperous would way , be most will , , benefited most , probabl by following y , provide your for advice their . whose is doubtful will
daug dislike daug hters hter the s instructed in so- one called way exposure in or a another trade involved . ; I those can in think so unusual in of success but one a step of remed more free as y and having for the their evil ,
movement and that is in rather which a Quixotic those who one are , but at ease we live or mig an _-lit age be at ease , decline genero the us privilege and , would prefer getting into a , difficulty for the common good .
It is for ladiesthenwhose circumstances and position are unimpeachable , to the strike change out , into they , new would , paths find ; they their would minds be strengthened gainers in their , their own sympathies persons by and anions
enlarged and would , they suiter would no loss be better either of friends grace or propriety more entertaining from their '' comp Two years , before As I the am Mast dealing . " in wild schemes I may just as well start another , and then for learned
our I have women done p . hysician Are we s not ? and to how look forwar long is d our and hop hop e e to be our deferred ? professors , motive be I premature am to aware all , women that but surel to for attempt y setting it oug any ht up to p a lan be hig of kept her the standard steadil sort world at y the in of and present view attainment each , and time other to among would be that a
they themselves convinced are capable that , and all endeavoring of thoug something htful women to more convince are serious looking the than with perpetual great desire novels . for I this am also convinced that
earne new opening st heart for felt their the chill fellow of -women disappointment , and I am that your admirable many remarks an included no suggestion on that important
subject-I beg to recommed it to your notice , and Your remain swith . Madam great , respect , ,
Kovember 17 th , 1859 . . A . B .
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To the Editor of the English Woman ? s Journal . _Industrial Education in Rural _Districts .
Much Dear has Madam been said , in your Journal concerning the industrial education of such is usefuland
girls . As every crumb of information upon a subject ,
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1860, page 430, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021860/page/70/
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