The Westminster Review, Volumen152Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1899 |
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... woman's . " No one who reads the correspondence can refuse to allow that Sir William Draper was most justly entitled to call upon Junius " to produce himself . " Here , then , if Junius had had physical courage , or if he was physically ...
... woman's . " No one who reads the correspondence can refuse to allow that Sir William Draper was most justly entitled to call upon Junius " to produce himself . " Here , then , if Junius had had physical courage , or if he was physically ...
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... woman question , " entitled by its author , Frances Swiney , The Awakening of Women , or Woman's Part in Evolution , and dedicated by her " to the few millions of women who think , and to the many millions who do not . " It is ...
... woman question , " entitled by its author , Frances Swiney , The Awakening of Women , or Woman's Part in Evolution , and dedicated by her " to the few millions of women who think , and to the many millions who do not . " It is ...
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... woman , instead of the last man ! " Our author affirms further that woman's patient endurance of pain is a psychic quality , and not a merely physical one , much less any evidence of lower sensibilities . " In continuance of this ...
... woman , instead of the last man ! " Our author affirms further that woman's patient endurance of pain is a psychic quality , and not a merely physical one , much less any evidence of lower sensibilities . " In continuance of this ...
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... woman , there- fore , in an ideal marriage , will co - operate as the complement of the other towards this end ; each bringing out the best that is in the other ; each generously acknowledging a superiority in the distinctive and ...
... woman , there- fore , in an ideal marriage , will co - operate as the complement of the other towards this end ; each bringing out the best that is in the other ; each generously acknowledging a superiority in the distinctive and ...
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... woman movement tends , and which it will bring into being : " Woman's mission is to the world ; her teaching is for man ; her work is for eternity , be it for good or for evil . The child of the future will be of her making , and its ...
... woman movement tends , and which it will bring into being : " Woman's mission is to the world ; her teaching is for man ; her work is for eternity , be it for good or for evil . The child of the future will be of her making , and its ...
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