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It is not yet a practical question in France, Germany, Austria, or the Latin States on the Mediterranean.
Marked general inferiority of education ; nu- merous restrictions on personal liberty, embody- ing a rooted disbelief in the possibility that commingling of the sexes can ever remain dec- orous if once allowed to be free ; the persist- ence of civil disabilities which in America, and especially in the State of New York, would appear like a double anachronism pertaining to feudalism or to th...e Canon Law ; — all these cir- cumstances combine to restrain the movement for political rights for women, as yet, within "the sphere of the ridiculous." f Napoleon has said : " There is one thing that is not French, * Woman and the Commonwealth; or^ A Question of Expediency, George Pellew, Boston, 1888.
f Ostrogorski, loc, cit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not yet a practical question in France, Germany, Austria, or the Latin States on the Mediterranean.
Marked general inferiority of education ; nu- merous restrictions on personal liberty, embody- ing a rooted disbelief in the possibility that commingling of the sexes can ever remain dec- orous if once allowed to be free ; the persist- ence of civil disabilities which in America, and especially in the State of New York, would appear like a double anachronism pertaining to feudalism or to th...e Canon Law ; — all these cir- cumstances combine to restrain the movement for political rights for women, as yet, within "the sphere of the ridiculous." f Napoleon has said : " There is one thing that is not French, * Woman and the Commonwealth; or^ A Question of Expediency, George Pellew, Boston, 1888.
f Ostrogorski, loc, cit.
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