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    THE WOMEN INTERCEDING FOB POLAND. 225

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    head t ries cumen , a of nd t a that s t movement o be thus sig the ned women , the I ho most pe of earnes Great brotherl tly Britain , y by and the will women imp be erious found of all it marching civilised is possible _^ at coun the to

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    _ji " crowned Victori . g Me ht , Guardian the a , sister we human have - of Angel r all i at ght least of of addressing , the and Mauso hearts we , leum . upon , " the that same model occasion of pure . y , , our . women prayers . , the to mourning which , ,

    have " May undertaken God assist you , the in the British accomp soil lishment where of without the hol the y mission pleasure of your you personal acquaintance upon , M . Counsellor ! , follow , you , with my heartfelt wishes .

    Mme . A . GAEL . Independence to Urged which by the these of signatures Poland Appeals has , of the Eng prep National lishwomen ared the Eng followin lish of League all g ranks Petition for and the ,

    classes are invited : " Th "TO e of humble the THE United QUEEIT petition ' S King MOST of dom the EXCELLENT of undersigned Great MAJESTY Britain mothers and . , wives Irelan , and d showetn daughters as

    in " each As mothers character , as has wives adorned , as daug and hters dignified , we approach the highest the presence earthly position of her who t > y

    the most attractive Christian virtues . " * Madame Leodile _Chamseixin a letter published in the Opinion ted _NationaU _^ min

    Madame Champseix from the priorit the Gael first y remarks for / days who a pe , tition that when of the the signed she insurrection honourable was in , made Paris , petitioners in , aware by _February 600 of women were it , , 1863 has , fo and . r eagerly the This presen most fac a PP t part lau was to f , > ' women _£ ™ _™ * . known _™ ™ oi _Pf S me «|! * to _*

    , f the a ° ranco nces 0 n most t in - polonais aid S celebrated other of tne side , presided Poles , artists some as over women had they proposed by had M belongin . already le to Duo g give to done d , 'Harcourt the under for most the the , illustrious concerts unemp auspices loyed and of f _^ workmen _^ drama _eifcm _^ tic _^ f * f « , . perform / f but _* 2 _? _^ m me J -- _^

    overnment has declined , to grant the authority required .

    The Women Interceding Fob Poland. 225

    THE WOMEN _INTERCEDING FOB _POLAND . 225

• Citation
  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), June 1, 1864, page 225, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01061864/page/9/