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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), April 1860, Edition 1 of 1, Page 92, 92 THE POSITION OP WOMEN IN FRANCE.

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      whose of thoug teachings ht and sentiment may lead , them of practical to the percep martyr tion ' s doom , and ;— poetic -how sug full - !

      gestiveness The faculty they of are staying at home is largel possessed shared Iby the as a French general , rule as a ,

      peop "bFrench le , in so artists eminent of whom a degree a large , proportion y have , never " been out of y Francewhile , it would probably not he difficult to find a good

      many ment of who the , have Seine scarcel . In y this journeyed respect beyond , Madame the Henriette limits of the Brown Depart has - le and though

      been a sojourn more of fortunate eig fortni ht days than ht in in mo Holland Constantinop st of , her two country days le in -peop Rome to Eng , ; four lish days ideas in ,

      hurriedl Nap seem les capable , y and passed a of affording throug g h , but it cannot a superficial be doubted g , lance may that , at , id to the the limpses scenes practised thus thus

      To e obtained ye M and adame quick of Henriette forei perceptions gn lands Brown of may the these artist be brief fertile , even experiences in the valuable rap of g atmosp suggestion heric . conditions different from

      interest those appearances of and France , local leasur , would coloring ebut seem also , and to to have social have been constituted not onl , y so a a source marked of epoch lively _,

      her in Becoming her powers artistic have p more education been and , developed more . interested , and devoting in her herself art in proportion to its pursuit richest as

      with organisations the stead , y but , loving which perseverance , when enlisted so in often the wanting service of in a of the large and

      vi talentis at once the means and the guarantee success , Madame the tion gorous world of many Henriette by more adding , of Brown her to the healthy is destined sum and of , beautiful one let us of hope its creations , purest by the , to and produc benefit most

      elevating pleasures . AB . ,

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      92 The Position Op Women In France.

      92 THE POSITION OP WOMEN IN FRANCE .

      Xxy.—The Position Of Women In France. -

      XXY . —THE POSITION OF WOMEN IN FRANCE . -

      .., , —• —•**- - - France Muchbelow , Wi...

      .., , —• —•** - - - France muchbelow , with her respect neighbours to her , Eng political land , Bel institutions gium , Holland and manners , Piedmont , is

      it and is Switzerland enj , oyed in America but . She with has , no no political reli to gious liberties liberty of , her no in soci the rig al ht same institutions of meeting sense as

      she or association is better off ; than these respect countries . some If we consider the position of women in Francethe universal permission that society grants

      them under to the work marriage , the ri , g law ht to to possess dispose their of their own own earnings in property , their , kinds and liberty the of which have to compete withmen many

      freedom work from which they they are excluded in other , countries , we must

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), April 1, 1860, page 92, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01041860/page/20/