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OPEN COUNCIL. . 211
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To the Editors of the English Woman's Jo...
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To the Editors of the English Woman's Jo...
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To The Editors Of The English "Womarfs J...
Library London " College Where for Ladies is the . library In which ? " said a tolerabl Ito y the good Lad room Resident is called . " " The The
mu room st you confess . have " th just at I left did , " was not her observe reply the . " books Pray , . allow "— " Oh nie y , to we go have back not , for any I their books when
books ! " " None at all ? " " They bring own they come ; there is no money to buy Oh books ! dear yet . " " ! I dare say not ; but does nobody
give Such you incidents any books have ? " " a curious — effect —no when " coming within a few days of each other
. I remain , Ladies , respectfully yours , G . H . L .
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OPEN COUNCIL . . 211
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To the Editors of the English Woman's Journal . _Nurses and Nursery Governesses .
I wish Ladie to s , call the attention of all mothers in the upper and middle ranks of society to a lecture delivered on 1 st of which Februar he y everel by the Hev censured . A . J . D .
full D care 'Orsey l of essn vul , ess of gar Cambrid of isms parents ) a ge s , th in in the emp attendant loy course ing s raw of young country children girl s s ( , whose y as errors speech the is n out
acquired are seldom rooted . of He the suggested middle class the , with establishment good voices the of , Normal cheerful School dispositions s , in of which , and young d and istinct women
prowor g nunc overn k ia and ti es ses , leaving , mi affording ght country be trained congenial hoydens to occupation to fill important the more to those posts suitable who nurses situations are above of nursery menial cooks ,
kitchenmaids , housemaids & c . Is not the trial , worthy , of consideration I remainLadies ? obedientl yours y
, , , J . E .
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To the Editors of the English Woman's Journal . which Your Ladies would correspondent , from S . E . M . calls possessing attention a knowled to the immense of the healing advantages art .
doctor " Everyone mig , ht " accrue she ' stan says d in , " the can your gap imag sex ' and submit ine ten sav it e thousand life . " The cases ge to enclosed in which attention letter , a lady so
entirel Brig y _hton confirms . her views " The , that Medickl I Diaconate respectfull . y your M . D . .
" To the Editor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette . to for believing that a
secular clergyman " Sir , — and Having does iritual not alread necessaril duties y expressed y I forfeit now proceed ' respect you my b to y reason combining consider the in certain dicta of cases the
in British itself Medical a matter sp Association of a lifetime , , that and ' the that attainment anyone of ( a medical clergyman knowled especiall ge is y ) ,
vant venturing of killing medical , to more relieve practitioner than the he bodil cures may y . ' , disorders It throug is doubtless h of life the his poor attainment find quite nei m true any ghbors of , opportunities that medical , runs the the obser know risk of
led adding to his be the knowled matter ge , of and a lifetime in this . sense But if bthis dictum it be meant to - hut assert ge such , may that as none have can made with medicine any safety their minister professional to y " the and relief well of - bodil nigh y exclusive ailments but iece of the red
tap etud volunteer ism y , ' then which movement , sir led , I so own many for , this the military appears defence authorities to of me the to country a ridicule p . I the would pre sam sent willing e ' great ly - .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), May 1, 1861, page 211, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01051861/page/67/
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