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354 OPEN COUNCIL.
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LIIL—OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editor of the English Woman's Jou...
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Foreign Literature.
m day ake a use history of the of an pen Arab Madame woman Luce in has French put iers into and by their Niiissa astonish hands or Fatima ; b some its ,
may come forth from the press of Alg us y ish orig , inality Arab , and and poetry negro . g It irl is s , certain will produc that this e some first v school ery remar for Moor kable
effectsfor Madame Luce is a woman of uncommon power , and the experiment , she is trying , the beginning of a new era for Arab
women . looking irates Hig h , down on In a this upon solitary tower the Mediterranean hill live near d Zhora Alg , iers probabl the , is wife y a an small of old the look square last -out Dey tower of the of ,
p . , husband Al a p g il iers grimage . she She ; inhabited she was was called considered this Madja solitary , as because a Sib dwelling y ske l . had After to been which the death to came Mecca , of her the on
private most important affairs . men She of was her very peop learne le to d consult in the her history , on their of her public country and ,
the and most in medicine striking ; she instanc died e last of extensive year at an influence advanced acquired age . This by is a
Moorish woman which has ever come to our knowledge . Among the mountain tribes of the Kables there are many such , but as
they are of an entirely different y race , we cannot consider them at
this time .
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To The Editor Of The English Woman's Jou...
To the Editor of the English Woman ' s Journal ,
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dence I am of not their a y generation little curious . to know , if the erience of readers in countror vincial districtsfar afrom exp the great centres your of
intellectua A l . life S y . , speaks bears pro ou of t the the asser " vexa tions , tious of , your way unfriendl correspondent y spirit in . which women deal tf tiven them to
their d with ispla women y own of sex youthful , and ; " , i and n energy par also icular and of , the vitality ohe " str bad , ange ho rece wev deli p tio inoffensive g n ht with by , which in perso feeble ns any of
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1859, page 354, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071859/page/66/
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