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NOTICES O2T BOOKS. 347
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LX VII.—NOTICES OF BOOKS. ? ?
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Life formerl H.M in . tli 's e y Charge ...
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the 1 lthit was crammed In all quarters ; and I must say , I thought It beautiful , and impressive siht to see woman after woman rise
to read a papers on works suited to g her hand and heart , with such quiet and propriety as was invariably manifested . Miss all its Rye details 's paper on
Jellicoe Emigration ' was perhaps careful the and most very valuable wiseand in kept close to ; Mrs the .
moral aspects s was very of this question of woman ' , s work , which I become more and more anxious not to see neglected . immense
But somehowLaurenceI do shrink from the publicity which N _" ot from accompanies the , our reading Eng , — lish I see -way nothing of doing unfit all this in that sort but of work from .
mere , the every lib body erty up which by name the Press and seem without strai mercy ghtway , to because feel of they dragg g ing ive
honest a number opinions of listeners on subject chiefl s y speciall composed y relating of that sex to their ; each own of sex whom , to the difficultie
b _inder . ave probabl which y some labor power However to hel I p in ht removing not to try and make you s
3 feel onservative in - order on we th these at when . points you , but are , just oug a flouri show shing you a editor little of you what may I
jlways Jver , been be to as courteous a gentleman Your towards _affectionate all women as Cousnsr you have .
Notices O2t Books. 347
NOTICES O 2 _T BOOKS . 347
Lx Vii.—Notices Of Books. ? ?
LX VII . —NOTICES OF BOOKS . ? ?
Life Formerl H.M In . Tli 'S E Y Charge ...
Life formerl H . M in . _tli ' s e y Charge Forests H . M . ' s d of ' Consul Affaires the Far -General to East the Republic _* in B the y Spenser Great of Hayti Islan St . . John d Smith of , Borneo F . E , E .. G lder . , S ., , & F . E Co now . S . .,
towards It is to be one regretted of the noblest that so and little most atten interestin tion has g islands as yet been in the directed world . watchinthe
Those who may have been for years intently g development of the various islands of the Eastern Archipelago , can now , not been born to
blush we believe unseen , safel / ' and y consider before lon th g at may Borneo anticipate has beholding flourishing " railroadswhere
infested Is villages tangled , by rich brushwood lawless pasturage and , s dangerous inhabite , good ro d ads by tribes , the and . even formidable But let the " wild fate , hog reserve , now and d
for most Borneo conscientiousl be what it performed may , we feel his task quite of sure laying that b Mr efore . St the . John pub has lic y
a full and able account of the numerous tribes , physical peculiarities , so and many modes years of native resided government . Maps , and , of the excellentl country y colored in which render lithograp he this has the hs for ,
most interspersed lete throug and instructive hout the two work volumes yet published , tend to in connexion with comp
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1862, page 347, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071862/page/59/
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