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GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUS ITALIAN WOMEN. 36...
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, "With An Increasing 1 Majority Of Abov...
female being of memb course ers required of their , husbands families and in fathers their own should pursuits associate ; the the
the educa various ted and departments opulent should of utilit be y left and to taste choose ; their general occupations instruction in d
should be offered to others , and their employment encourage public We ly see and women privatel now y on suffering as wide a from scale as wha possible t may . be called the
inherited restrictions and tendencies of their ancestresses for ages . t Conditions heare so onl cur y ious are ly sty t led ing but for their as the advance daughters , not of as God " the , in sex whose , "
likeness y they were created . ,
May Sth , 1858 .
Gallery Of Illustrious Italian Women. 36...
GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUS ITALIAN WOMEN . 367
Liv—Gallery Of Illustrious Italian Women...
LIV—GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUS ITALIAN WOMEN .
Four Female Professors Of The University...
FOUR FEMALE PROFESSORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA .
BY AN ITALIAN . — — _^ that is inferior beingnot
Traditional is the prejudice , woman an , regarded merely in as the a slave the ordinary ancient among Romans vicissitude the Indians or s kep of , as t life in perpetual , thing where rat w he minorit e r than y in a
later person times amon ; g deprived of civil ri , ghts , and hence injured in her individuality also in her intelle and offended ctual faculties in her dignit and y , if as , from in our time day , — to but time inferior , there
she _apxDears is looked a woman upon who as an , by exceptional her actions ; p , henomenon disproves this . obstacles false A fatal affirmation prejudice to the ,
thisinasmuch as it creates almost - 'insuperable mental society , of development of the most of one potent half instrument of the human s of universal race , and civilization deprives .
one Bassi And yet and , th Mrs e w . orks SomerviHe of Madame —to quote du Chas but telle a t few , Donna scientific Agnes women i , Laura
the would women exclusive , alone should render exi be gencies more it desirable of seriousl mental that y culture studied the problem would . It is interfere of vain the to education with object famil that of y
dutieswhich claim a woman ' s first care : or that learning would rob . these her of defects , that modesty existthey and reserve arise from which superficiality should charact of education erize her . and When of
studieswhich nourish , the mind with fancies rather than with ideas ; . hence she is the , and non the -fulnlment desire to of appear famil , y superior duties ; to hence her the real conviction merits ; hence that
the the intemperance _unenyiable , appellation of language of and blue of stocking conduct . which But are procures men exempt for her
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1858, page 367, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081858/page/7/
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