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OPEN COUNCIL. 425
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, _? (As tliese pages are intended for general discussion, the Editors do not hold themselves responsible for the opinions expressed.) LXXXV.—OPEN COUNCIL. —&
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To the Editors of the English Woman*s Jo...
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was read to the Salford Eclectic Club , "by a _lady -who signs lierself " Justitia / ' but whounder that signature , is well known to a large ,
circle as a true and earnest adherent to what was once , far more than A it valuable now is , book an unp of opular Mrs . cause D all ' . sof Boston " Woman ' s Rights
, , under the Law" demands a separate article , and we now only , mention its receipt . ~* ' " ' ~ - - r
Open Council. 425
OPEN COUNCIL . 425
, _? (As Tliese Pages Are Intended For General Discussion, The Editors Do Not Hold Themselves Responsible For The Opinions Expressed.) Lxxxv.—Open Council. —&
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To The Editors Of The English Woman*S Jo...
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than original the of render lady in ing St of . John and our ' in Bible s S its econd translators Epistle , imp ; signifies and lies a scholar " mistress , " i me f feminine
of " lord or master" etymology possesson opower . As expressin the writer a fixed of the , rank article . We alluded read of to no says such , it distinctions was a conventional as a lady term by
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h inalienable ad no y . ght from of disposing y their y of their the inheritance y had even as less they power would over ; and themselves , it being persons
than their unendowed sisters . , In this rank moral quality made up or wi subtracted thin the pale from as the the position case mi . g ht Noble be . or th gentle , lig t h i cruel and , were it does those t
century seem The th Bi . ble Some there author no wa w i s ty limit an sp y t grea it ks to h t such extens two l as at or i i are on ree of or of mi cen the g count ht ur term he es a presented ba before go ll , the at p And Court res en it t .
tell would Some when i be nter interesting it pret became accord to ing trace o t the e from regu history the ons of increas these i local ng importance institutions y -room and . . It refine would - necessary
ment round of t and he p rofess nom iona ina l l e lasses ual , i , to f estab or themse lish places lves an of d meetings the landed on common gentry , qy
instead g , of submitting to restrictive and unanswered , feastings at the pleasure o f So a ff donor erence much . , for be lad twe y e ; but that I must gentlewoman agree with that the . the The correspondent former writer is , adventitious who who pronounces intimates and
the re footman chan lat distinction i geable ve ; she the . is A not latter " lad untenable a y gentlewoman cook is positive may , " that has claim and . shown This cannot personal devoirs word find as . is a The the so lad unmanageable y words , but intimations swearin are not g in at inter of com her its - -
p _icceptance _referred osition , on so formal as this of occasion the in speech liquid . I , lad think y . we S a hak lad e y sp and eare her may gentlewoman same help , but I occurs have not in
some tales or historiesand , corresponds to tlie lord and the squire . , A . E .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1862, page 425, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021862/page/65/
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