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AND THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN. 279
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following inferior . The out the difference law of is hel not ping the the result strongest of education and giving , thoug to the h happ richest ily , b it y Education has seconded the efforts
has been found susceptible of increase . attempt of But nature the to . difference decrease The gre of it at or gulf to bridge of is separation compensated it over would increases b be the to with demands do violence civilization made to nature on —any the .
povert two respectivel to" bring y . comfort Man power is to made the for door work ' Woman ; his y ' is is the made strong in commo arm to n expel with
bitter beer y from , and time tobacco to time , ' to we urge hear him a . to exertion of distress , to from soothe , half him -a- in million defeat of . ' True cry
_comfort women , who whom have want no arm , stronger to exertion than their and own hope to alone repel povert soothes y and in defe bring at . urges
But their , existence is an anomaly to us , , , according futureb to dili the invincible laws
The of our nature ears ermission , and they looking oug to ht ick to the be the other nowhere crumbs way . , which For we hope the fall to from know , our y tabl no gently m e we ore are of stopp afraid them ing . pup
± and o grant less p vigorous them , lest training , in spite , th of ey their shoul feebler d creep powers into some , inferior of the mental lower condition seats at , be closed to themfor
our side . Especially must the medical profession , success a ift of in nature it imp rather lies a considerable than a result amount of experience of moral , qu and alification which , it ' which may be is
_assumed g that women are without . Nature would hardly depart from her plan by giving even ' moral' qualifications doctrine to women for as well the as to not men . ' yet
" Nowin putting their trust in this bringing -as--party _oonvinced , makin public to their mistake way of thinking These large , we believe hrases about that the the opposition invincible
are g a grave . p ment laws of nature them are is to reall erect y not a house convincing of cards , and which to han the g experience all subsequent of most argu of - upon
the audience is sufficient to overthrow . The father thinks of his children and remembers that the irl is much like the boy in mental condition ,
gvery , have and not the sam perhaps e or similar inferior training to him , in the ' moral invincible qualifications law of nature ; ' so long seems as to they be and wonders that the
under and gulf sees has ecli th never pse at . with yet The irregular made youth itself trainin thinks apparent g of and his scanty . sister The , hel girl p she thinks can of often her keep brother great up , The to her to
with him in some things and excel him in others . gulf seems respects lie " in On the the does direction other not hand often of oppress a cricket more , her courageous if . anywhere declaration —a sense of of the inferiority esoteric in portion other
• of the creed might be reasonabl , y expected to ensure the sympathy of a large dared onl section to of which approach any neutral carrie the d his audience stronghold audience . The of in his one party degree sentence was with , we in him venture which So Mr long to . say Brown as , the he
spoke y one of differences and separations , and any inferiorities and invincible . laws of if nature both , , one that was it did inclined not signif to y say . But either when that lie it touched was neither upon new the nor relationshi felt true to , or be p ,
between approaching men the and heart women of the , upon question the . point Few but of women union , he can was be expected - to how care much and about the female min to live d and together its possible and react degrees of each culture other _^ while is ,
question men of univers women al interest are . The answer given by Mr on . Brown and , his a we 1 party Man care is is— nothing individual ' Men must about and work the personal , interests women , woman or must the is love improvement only ; ' relative or , as of they to women man mi ; ght therefore as say such
—, The we care strongest only for part their of the perfection opposition as offered the wives to , the mothers entrance , and of sisters women of men into . '
the Is feared professions that , the is a relationshi prejudice founded p of marriage on a subtle will be and rendered ill-defined in some dread degree . It
And The Education Of Women. 279
AND THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN . 279
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1863, page 279, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121863/page/63/
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