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proved strangers that got , " " what this clamour the Eng agains lish re t t ta success iler los to ful t find , the forei that retailing gn it ers i _&
onl hardl y t y to more "be wondered ignorant at and , bu short t it is -si ghted ifying who wished to ej was ect their rivals rather than learn to and compete better with ort them , rath since t for he
chronicle adds , that " the wiser swere er and cherishing Bu the t however golde these n days s strangers triking of Queen t . " Eess trast in be refereuce tween the to presen the t time ly
, supp impor and consump tant one tion to of he cl observed othing m in aterials the condition , there is of those yet more who
worked o slavery f the " to emp provide loyed needle them in -woman allusion . We of to sometimes to the -day indubitabl bu hear t w the y hard term the condi u V irg tion in te
Queen ruled poor over our land with a sceptr , which , in this respect , me was tap indeed hor , bu a t have of simp iron , ly these described words the would real have state been of one no sec me tion re
a withou of time our t coun havin t leas try t , wo even en tirely incurred , for dep E r ived the lish susp of women freedom icion coul of , and cr iminality a in t slaves t t he t , t p be er , iod for of _,,
process her of P predecessor arliamen was accomp t could in the lished be rei actuall by of y means Elizabeth and li of terall the w passing made herebunm of an . arried Act The y
women women between to the the ages of gn thirty f twelve not having for , ty a , visible and even livelihood married
and could Shallo be up compelled w miht age have by an formed order si the gned honourab by two le jus pair tices ) to ( S go lender out ,
to service in the g country , to husbandry work , and in -towns to ; certain in at sp their ecific forced trades labour ,. chiefl for y a sp certain inning specified and weaving time _, " before and
t rema he expiration of which they might neither go nor be , sent penal away ties wi . thou Yet t the harsh ass as ent may of a seem justi this ce , u app nder lication very , of sev the ere
gentl supp press l - y gang ing the princi _ared exi to g p encie le the to s Act u of unpro of the Edwar labour tected d fem the k Sixth l es t , , " it ' s was as rei a gn mild means which and of
ref had use ordained e t comp o do so that and "if con any tinue man to li or woman idle for able the to sp work ace o , f should three
breast days , he or adjud she , should ged to be be a branded slave for 'with the space red-hot of two iron years on the ;"
the and informer worst , of ! all Evil , especiall clays indeed y in tlie must case those of hav women e been , a slave for fair to
It spin is st something ers , when to a three find - that days this ' holiday extreme involved of barb a fate arity lik at e least this .
was modified when the the crown succession had , in French phrase , fem fallen al
to sovereign the distaff - " by ( To be continued . devolving ) upon Asterisk a , . e
160 Woman's Work In The World's Clothing...
160 woman ' s work in the world ' s clothing .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Nov. 2, 1863, page 160, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_02111863/page/16/
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