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63 OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editor of the JEnilish Woman's Jo...
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it generall is worse y do for not those possess tliat the rank fortitude amongst or the energy evil humbler would which class is characteristic of societ there y , for is of they the
more " a be m established ove educated in the in ri of g each our ht direction sex of . our To colonies remed for female y where this emp there loyment I is a fair , suggest that field an , for as agent emigration should now ,
whose occup branch ied duties where , and should the endeavor lahor be to is to find adapted induce out all for emp vacancies female loyers hands to in engage which women women for could every be
recentl It is quite been unnecessary brought before for the me to public detail and the expressed labor . suitable far better , as it than has my so y
feeble can delineate . I would addas soon as the agent had obtained , a she situation should pen in forward either of the account branches of the for requirements which , you are to establishing the office instituted a register for ,
deemed that department necessary , with , that an instructions a portion of to the engage first , two etc . years I would 7 salary further should suggest be ap , if - etcand from personal
propriated perience enhance of the to emi defray gration the , if expenses the desirous princi of ple passage of I propose doing , for . be ; the carrie multitude d out my , it of will educated greatl ex y -
women with confident who who there would are good are entirel mo we many st y readil are dependent thoroug so undertake hly on energetic their the own agency and exertions competent , not merel for women y support for the to . be sake I met am of y
remuneration , but from an earnest desire to promote the welfare of their sex . , I amMadam ,
, Yours truly ,
December , 1859 . C . H . M .
63 Open Council.
63 OPEN COUNCIL .
To The Editor Of The Jenilish Woman's Jo...
To the Editor of the JEnilish Woman ' s Journal , DeauMadam
. , account May I of request the great that importance , in justice of to the the information free citizens , re of specting Frankfort the , emp and loyment also on contained in the lish Journal
of women on the Continent" EngWoman ' s " from being Boulogne two absolutel " Grerman in the y correct _gentlemen Journal , you , for in Jul will reference y , insert 1859 . to the the following article " tr A anslated Stroll extracts through
retired The first resides , writer in was the for nei some hbourhood years in the business second in still Frankfort carries , on but business having , g ; in that I city surprised : — at the statement made in an article written for the
to _' Eng " common lish was "Woman sense ' should s Journal be , ' deemed and still credible more surprised in an enli that ghtene a fact d country so contrary like
Eng ' land I shall . send a number of shop cards ; they will prove how many establishments of you business conducted by widows .
are widow " I myself at Frankfort served -on my -the apprenticeshi -Maine . If p the at an writer establishment of the article carried had on been by at a he could hardlhave hel
Frankfort knowing discontinue that , or every any his business other woman place after She in her Germany husband sell it , ' or s death let it , may on lease either y _^ just continue as ped she
or . may , , pleases '' It protective will , without no dou rules asking bt be intere any rig bod hts sting y ' s \ ltechte permission to you ) to were know . legall that y , some established hundred for years the
benefit ago " , of artizan artisans dies of all his or kinds widow , ( _itand wishes werh to stand continue , ) to the the following business effect but not : — An ,
feeling sufficiently up ; to it , or having engrossing household duties devolving upon shop of her the , the place aforementioned belonging to law her gives line of her business the ri ght and to make go to a every choice work from - workof the most efficientHe
among the workmen ( journeymen ) there at _^ .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), March 1, 1860, page 63, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01031860/page/63/
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