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mean tiat the plans should be identical , _sustained and of ivmpath in its y moral should advancement be the same . b I w fem ould ale see teachers every large capable factory of y
see entermg _eveniig lnt * 6 classes the moral ; co-operative and physical societies life , and would of the mot have hers peop ' mee the ; I tings would of
thos ments an upper woinei of t _^ _^ prt e younger of , vi the gorousl middle peop y l se classes t guide on foot d who , res . crave t I rained for , and more elevated activit amuse y ; , and yet
visit do not e the feel _tfet _^ they to possess nurse the the peculiar sick charact or to eristic reform s neede the very d to very
of deg exer rade tion d ; , _very _remember _oneftdemandin poor , that g there intellect is ah , s immense tudy , , and , an sym pathetic piriting appre field
hension of , the social forces now at wort in England and France , which calls for their religious endeavor and intelligent will .
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.. .. . It has / have been endeavored argued against to raise those the who standard , in these of woman latter ' days s education of pro- ,
that gress our female ancestors were content with such knowledge as thriftil enabled y . them The to life use of the Margaret needle , Beaufort ply the , d Countess istaff , and of keep Richmond house
ment when ag and _-e when Derby that it was " , the seems she told education could of a strong Jane read of Shore women refutation arid write as was an / of ' extraordinary indeed the such illu reasoning at striou its s accomp lowest mother . In lish ebb an of - ,
darkness Henry professorshi VII of . her shines and sex as : school the some foundress for brilliant the of instruction star two amidst colleges of youth , the two surrounding : the universit friend y
of Erasmus ps and , the a liberal patron of learning . Horace , Walpole deemed her , worthy to find a place in his catalogue and shall of royal and how noble she
left authors valuable ; for contributions her own pen to was the not literature idle ,- of -we that period see . To her and
Gaxtbn dedicated one of his first printed books , published
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1861, page 9, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091861/page/9/
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