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THE ENFRANCHISEMENT OF WOMEN. 295
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if men the ro ts y affec . l ti d be a h hundre ich g the d ti two mes mo exe r s s f requen ht f t than one they anoth are er , tbtuals
were that genuine friendship which only exiss eween eq frequent in privileges we should as in not faculties have . to " lament If such the unions utter were absence more of
men early tal age pro . gress All s social o often sympathies observable whi in ch have not marry an elev ating t an
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in sance their seasonbecoming utterly careless of their earlier i ease nterest We s and cannot de , vot therefore ed merely in to the the interest love of of gain men as well selfis asi h _/
is in and . that _' . M women en of women have no , , allow been ger , the raised if , they condition just ever hi of were gh women enoug , inde h to penden t rem o h ain av t o as f the i it t , _^
power There of is lowering one oth men er popular to their objection own level to . the emancipation of effectit
is women is said which do not is generall care for y urged or seek wi freedom th great for themselves : —women . , If
them this wer from e , true those it woul rihts d constitute and privileges no fair which reason would for contribute excluding
yation to The their onl of progress y all good the . for faculties g every with human which being he is is the endowed highest . culti The - _^ and of
them to indifferen civilization , or ce that of does they Asiatics not will to prove never political th enj at oy freedom these them freedom are . , But not we Nearl desirable savage assert races that for "
it wom is an nqt wishes true that it for wom herself en do not but desire she has been so . educated y every that y * _, of she men fears — to her appear tribunal unfeininin —if , she e , and openl to y be express disgraced her in wishes the eyes or S
success opinions Literary _^ depends on women the subject so much are . not upon blameless their obtaining in this the matter good . will Their of
The Enfranchisement Of Women. 295
THE ENFRANCHISEMENT OF WOMEN . 295
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1864, page 295, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071864/page/7/
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