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122 OUR FRENCH CORRESPONDENT.
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XXIIL—OUE EEENCH CO-RESPONDENT. «
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Paris, September 19, 1861. Ladies You , ...
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of timecome into existence . And a few such , organizations scattered ' throug down hout t , "b the arriers country whi mi ch ght now soon exclude gain sufficien women t i from nfluence the to re b gular reak
practice of medicine . *'
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122 Our French Correspondent.
122 OUR FRENCH CORRESPONDENT .
Xxiil—Oue Eeench Co-Respondent. «
XXIIL—OUE _EEENCH _CO-RESPONDENT . «
Paris, September 19, 1861. Ladies You , ...
Paris , September 19 , 1861 . Ladies You , have requested that from time to time I should make you
au courant with what is going on at Paris among that portion of h which umani the ty to English remedy Woman the wants ' s JoTnusrAr and forward is especiall the social y devo progress ted . of
In in try that ing to for comp the l present y with your and desire indeed _, , I now til t must he fine premise weather by
executing p ceases say les lann femmes g i , , t g w them d elite orks _' une of grande Amongst P general arisi merite an utilit w the , omen , may y former or , or be individ , said as the the u projected to y l be are imp engaged some rovemen enterprise times rather t than calle for i in d n ,
such ment it are may worth well . be of termed each other , of two deserve ladies s , whose the first intelle place ct and in this enlig letter hten , -
not only on account y of the benevolent , spirit that first originated itr , and the difficulties that were overconie * in getting the question well
but ventilated on account , and of put the in great a fair amelioration way of being which practicall it workwomen is likel y carried y to effect " The out _,,
ladies in of tine the in (/ lives erant question of and many redacteur , Madame negleeted en Sauvestre chef and of the and uneducated O Madame inion JSfationale Gueroult have , the . wives made p
arrangements to open next winter , in every arrondissement , of the to cit erson y provide , an s adult whose the evening l princi ocale , female pal and occupation these school ladies . The has have authorities been organized teaching have a promised to corps give of
p , , desirous their aid of gratuitousl repairing the y in effects trying of to earl instruct lect such or idleness females . as These are
y neg devoted assistants are not confined to the female sex ; many gentlemen have also volunteered to second the efforts of those who first
f suggested esseurs belong this ing trul to y the useful learned work bodies ; and several at Paris distinguishe have set ' d before
prothem the task of bringing down the different branches of instruc-* The efficacy of suchlan that oposed in this wouldit
any , pas prpaper , , could _appeals be to trained us , entirel and y depend the degree on the of degree subordination to which to such the volunteer doctor in nurses which
into they could be " liberal _held , . educatio If something n" iven like instruction to a woman in i a t hosp would ital obviate could ent any er every g
dangers . —Eds , E . W . J . ,
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1861, page 122, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101861/page/50/
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