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428 OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editors of the English Woman''s J...
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To The Editors Of The English Woman's Jo...
the cannot sacre be d urged ministry that . St A . Paul distinct wrote reason onl was of what given was for it ; edient consequentl for women y , it
fe but s Every sion whether is trade oen it t and be o d profession i expedient fference of is for o permitted inion women . y to to women engage but in exp every the sacred trade ministry and pro ; - . p
The ideas of races and nations p differ . The Carib women were accustomed to "Wo the men use amongst of arms , the and Red contended Indian bravel the y and contrary skilfully against not warriors the Spaniards The .
chivalry of Western European _^ nations s , on teaches man , to are regard woman . as the it comp disgraceful lement of to strike , not her as the : the rival absence . Chivalry of this protects sentiment woman permits , and of makes the
flogging of women and other disgraceful acts . bulwark Chivalry around distinguishes ladies . It betwixt become gentle s a matter and of simp the le utmost women importanc , and raises e and a
be grav abolished e consideration or modified wheth . er The the chivalric question sentiment arises , can respecting ladies act lad di ies ffe ren hou tl ld y from established i
History teaches usages us that , and many cont changes nue to en of joy customs the imm and unities manners of ladi occur es ? in the Respecting course of time the , profession but the ch of ang Medicine es have been this mostl much y gradual would be . tolerated by
Sur society gery at in once female , viz colleges ., —the , with thoroug the h subsequent learning , of practice Medicine of the , M three idwifery branches , and
of At medicine some f upon uture women period , and society children might . tolerate women practising the three branches men as well as their own sex
upon upon . medical One thing practitioners is absolutel , viz ., y that necessar they should y if women master would the subjects becom of e thoroug anatomy h ,
structure physiology and , morbid functions anatomy of the , and body pathology in health . and Upon diseas these e ) the subjects Science ( the oi Medicine is based
. Conveyancing Respecting Law unti , l women societ mi g i ht ht stud be y prepared every part for and the afterwards lete exercise practise
of the legal profession , by women y g . comp I am , Ladies , your obedient Servant ,
St . Margaret ' 1862 s Banks . , Rochester , Feed London . J . Brown and Edinburg , M . D ., h .
428 Open Council.
428 OPEN COUNCIL .
To The Editors Of The English Woman''S J...
To the _Editors of the English Woman' ' s Journal .
THE MEDICAL _FACULTY FEMININE . XiABIES ,
¦ it op of inions disease and In yet my had . it home The had varied , case steadil some importantl had time progressed been ago y , submitted on lay it a to , sufferer different that to stage the in courses the most when most eminent had nature distressing been is ph tried no ysic longer ians form with ; _,
reconstructive , . Failure y of all the functions of the body supervenedthe prognosis of time of the illness was at last certain , and its termination a mere question ,
. avoided The invalid as much was as an possible M . D ., M stud . R . C ing . S ., his a man own of condition powerful intellect and when , but once lie
• matters convinced of of eternal its hopelessness interest . , A he p y h diverted ysician from his mind a neig and hb , oring spught city solace visited in him
to me every . other day , and the care of the patient was meanwhile confided memb Thi ers s bedside of the was medical frequentl profession y the scene , as to of whether a discussion the nurse between was eli the gible two to enter their
ranks . The subject was viewed from both sides ; the sufferer
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1862, page 428, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081862/page/68/
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