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Madam, from 'A. their H. D houses .' obj...
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Deab Madam, Nations I Have And Read Quit...
smile if educated men wished their sons to receive the same advantages , and women sent them are for wanting their certificates or would be to women the better . And for wh undertaking y , when so many employment educated of in what would to be almost
best their this nature judges duty towards , , should or had they better their not own become take sex any so . , of Perhaps part what and educational too , these miht ladies seem certificates hel would to direct should be the the be most sought and prized by women , they branches gp of
study of the young candidates to those subjects or subjects , to which exclude to would the desirable prove employment mo that st available of some gentlemen examinations in their as examiners future as well career , as on some . the I do contrary branches not mean , of it
tuition seems should me be conducted by men and some by women , but I think educated women should take part on in these occasions and should to have
prethe viousl school y given education their attention either and b hel evening p enabling classes young in or out women of Mechanics carry on '
, y , Institutes characters , or timing by Working their hours Women to the ' s possibilities Colleges , or b of y attendance Adult Schools of those of similar who
Mechanic are engaged s , ' Institutes in various should occup not ations ladies . take If women some share study in in the the business classes , and of
in the committees of such , Institutes ? This may be done , but I am not aware of it ; amongst the Women ' s Colleges , it is , we Those know , the irls prevailing who have arrange the good
mentand we believe with much advantage . g teach fortune , or to enable find places them under to learn ladies inclined thus have to take the interest benefit in of them continued , who will and may
or good guide education s in their , just masters as boys ; but are , how occasionall very large y so a fortunate number of as the to find girls teachers who are
ladie constantl s y ht leaving not to our consider Day Schools that we have have no fulfille such d benefits our part , an unless d surel we y we aid , the in procuring , oug the continued development of the minds of our young women and
girls during the natural periods of growth . I remain , sincerely yours ,
C . S .
Open" Council. 6 9
open" council . 6 9
Madam, From 'A. Their H. D Houses .' Obj...
Madam , 'A . H . D . ' objects to my ob have servation that it od is the laws duty and of women cruell to oppressed exclude
from their housesmen who outraged G- 's , y a woman , on the ground , that it is a who duty rules difficult and of execution that few , " as at think home
true seriously as elsewhere in of the , instances it peccadillo is generall and s y of a their man remark own was sex . " onl , " Unfortunatel intended " to y app this men ly is to but those too my y
who have many kind husbands , or are independent of marriage ties . I believe , be however attended , that to a wife and ' where s remonstrance , this is not on the such case a , subject and the , would wife is very compelled generall to y
invite the evil , doer to her ball or dinnerstill women may do something to protect to each the other master , for of the the happ house ily married their disp , and leasure sing at le having female been guests invited mayexpress
to meet a of bad characterand refuse the next invitation they to receive meet le ladies , as a woman they person certainl at whose y rate ( conduct and select very was properl their , openly own y ) would society disreputable do and , had if . they they Widows been would , asked and set
sinners a sing good examp others le can would in'ob anv ey ere ing long St , . be Pa found ul ' s precep to imitat t " not e them to , . eat Hitherto " with there notorious has
haviour been too , to great his wife an indiffer is undoubted ence the on fiat may this of be subject the found mistress , in for drawing many of the a -rooms house man whose would from ill which drive
behim one can or scarcel sometimes y doubt even that at the tables of perfectly independent ladies , who , their leasurethinkthereforethat
have a general invited rule him , women merel in y for happy circumstances own p resent . I , the inj , uries inflicted , on as
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1858, page 69, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091858/page/69/
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