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368 WOMEN AND CO-OPERATION.
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LXVIL—WOMEN AND CO-OPEEATION.
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Biographies of noted characters abound i...
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Journal Six Years " Was Have Started Now...
in of a question religious , which body , is nor carried by the on princi , neither ple of by pecuniary tlie direct contracts authority ?
it is next to impossible , to combine a number of people in any reasonably permanent or satisfactory manner . There is a want
this of organic is why coherence the best workers in the elem are ents apt to of lament human the character difficulties , and
are of working formed of throug really h sympathising committees , even peop when le . Then these it committees is that the
personal worth of every individual tells conspicuously upon the worthiness matter in hand there ; or is ra reall ther we no achievement may say that at , without all . Societies personal
and committees , have no y inherent aptitude in getting through work ; indeedit may be doubted whether some of the momentum
is not actually , lost in the friction they entail . Their great use is in offering a guarantee for the funds subscribed by the
public ; the wisdom of the re-distribution is purely according to the honesty and the energy of the individual members to
whom any branch is committed . A flaw in the instrument is a flaw in the result , to a much greater extent than in the
working out of a system . Among the hundreds of thousands of Wesleyan Methodistsall backing each other up hy that
, the mighty slacker power zeal of of reli some gious members communion are , hardl the inferior y visible capacity being — so
intimately blended with the common , stock . But let none , argue thus in choosing helpers for a secular work ; such work lacks
round the fusing or element crooked , and or each strai atom htas stands the cas out e _, hard be . or Even soft ,
worth will square hardl , y save weakness g and , strength carries may its own ends in . lower spheres . To those , who watch with yearning
of anxiety hope the and progress cheerfulness of a movement lies in the like attainment ours , the of great a thoroug source h
action conviction no e that & _oxt , however no thoug much htno it sing may le fail true in unselfish rounded exertion unity of
of one , for another , , amidst all , the many peop , le , gathered together
in its progress has been in vain . B . R . P .
368 Women And Co-Operation.
368 WOMEN AND CO-OPERATION .
Lxvil—Women And Co-Opeeation.
LXVIL—WOMEN AND CO-OPEEATION .
Biographies Of Noted Characters Abound I...
Biographies of noted characters abound in our introspective hundreds age , and the of men tribute and of women a memoir who is hav readil e acquired y paid to a the reputation shades of
more hilanthrop or less ic solid eminence , for literary . But , th scientific ere is , one political class , reli of gious , or ,
p consisting of men only , that has lately fallen into the hands persons of ,
bookmakers ; we mean the class of " self-made" men , men
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1864, page 368, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021864/page/8/
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