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292 WOMEN' AH) COMMERCE.
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* The October Follo , In Sent Wing To La...
of lier family , to attend to its physicalwants arid ¦ ¦¦ . iiiQral---. duti . es , } -.-was for not women disposed . to It rejoice was not at in the his establishment estimation , a of favorable a school si of _gn coimneree _^ . "but the
contrary . The introduction _^ of women Into industrial manufactures be and comb commerce ated and appeared not encouraged _tolaim . an It unfortunate belonged _^ to step man , which alone ; to should
-. pro vide for the family in a well-organized society _^ rW ; e ought , then , riot to seekas is too often doneto multilthe employments of
Womenbut , to restrict them . , p - y ,: - _^ MD , UNOYiEK coinbated the opinion of M . Wolowskiand ascribed
. , a very important share in production to woman , f _" A great number of industrial products are dueand mainldueto her effortsto such
_; y , ; a degree that he could not conceive how many families could exist without the resources contributed by woman to rfche support of the
household . H 6 w > _indeed ; -could work of a primordial character , such as field-workbe carried on without- her ? iWhy should not the
, wife > the daughter , _the _^ _childyl be -usefully ioccupiedaccordingr to , their and whshould alone becondemnedto
live strength by the and sweat _aptitiide of his , 1 _ibrow ? y ' - According man , to M . Dunoyer . , there <
factures has been , ' ¦ * consequent a real progress upon in the the -development introduction -. ; of of _^ women th . e art of into spinning
manuarid other branches- of niodem industry . Another valuable , consideration _advariced : by the honorable member / related to tlie ; nature
the of certain ir own professions sex in general speciall the _^ > and y iu adapted - ¦ particular to : wonaen the- ; _teaching , the ; instruction * of- - music of , _ingdrawingxfec _^ numerous iprofessions belonging to the
dress sing did ¦'• ¦ ' not 'bf -, wi _womenj sh . ; to deny ; & - c . _^^ comprising . in ; any wayj a- _^ multitude he ' difference of _^ trades ; that . exists : M . _> IDunoyer between
man arid' woman , -their capabilities _^ and _ithe < careers to \ w _^ hich : they are destined ; _-bitt this difference- did not exclude . the . { possibility , nay ,
everi the rib _^ essity , of women taking _threir .: > share 1 . in ; the- _numerous emp eitner loyments iri conjunction of _^ _^ society with , of ' inen gaining or separatel at least Ja y part , _iaccording of their _, to livelihood the wants , 1
of iridustry ,- andy tinder inspection , in raccordance-with i the -mainteture riaride said > ' regarding that of' law althoug / ' ju 1 the _^ fcice h 1 labor he _;^ had andi of coriibatedtth _riioralit women y ; - and s > v e _Oriithis childr intervention eri : subject - ia _anariufactures ; of ,- _r the M ; _iDunoyer -Legisla , it
wa's riot ' that hedid not think great _abusesj injustice , arid oppression , iio liable irit to erventiori arise-worth desirable y of punishment _! ; _•" " but it was ; because ; it was riot the th ¦ laws at ; _^ h . decreed e thoug . ht in direction
in Englan ' _sucjli d a arict way ' France ' as to ? appeared miss the to end him _y and to tend / restrict in a i ] industry . wrong without , reirieding the' evilHe ' also _< thought _« that there ( were no economistic
¦ _princip y les involved . in this ; discussion , and that the theory , of the aration of : the special' occupations of men from those remaining
available sep to women was impossible ; this did not prevent the possibility of exaggeration , in one sense or another , according to the
stand-point from , which it was viewed .
292 Women' Ah) Commerce.
292 WOMEN' AH ) COMMERCE .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1861, page 292, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071861/page/4/
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