The Autobiography And Letters of Matthew Vassar
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The idea is now fully before the public. We hope to de- velope it more largely.
With much respect Yours &c Matthew Vassar 143 March n th 1864. Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. Dear Madame I send you by this day's mail an abstract of my ad- dress delivered at an adjourned meeting of the Board of Trustees of V. F. College on the 23 d Ultimo. As you have heretofore expressed your Kind sentiment to me & my Enterprize and also thro' the public Jour- nal favoring the advancement of womans social natural rights in... the departments of Knowledge, and of her fitness and adaptation to promote the culture of her own sex, I take the liberty of sending you the above and if you think it worthy to give it a place in your valuable Journal (Ladys Book) so that it may be more extensively read by the Ladies of our Country, than if published in other secular Journals.
Hoping this will find you in health &c I remain Yours truly March 23 d 1864 M re Sarah J. Hale.
My dear M re Hale.
Yours of the 19 th Current have just reached me, and as heretofore I do always value every article from your pen, not perhaps because they abound with vig- orous Sentiments or finished Sentences but because of their truthfulness, besides I feel happy to have one by my side whose idea is, that Womans mental powers in this world are unappreciated or, if appreciated, Custom has prevented her from employing them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The idea is now fully before the public. We hope to de- velope it more largely.
With much respect Yours &c Matthew Vassar 143 March n th 1864. Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. Dear Madame I send you by this day's mail an abstract of my ad- dress delivered at an adjourned meeting of the Board of Trustees of V. F. College on the 23 d Ultimo. As you have heretofore expressed your Kind sentiment to me & my Enterprize and also thro' the public Jour- nal favoring the advancement of womans social natural rights in... the departments of Knowledge, and of her fitness and adaptation to promote the culture of her own sex, I take the liberty of sending you the above and if you think it worthy to give it a place in your valuable Journal (Ladys Book) so that it may be more extensively read by the Ladies of our Country, than if published in other secular Journals.
Hoping this will find you in health &c I remain Yours truly March 23 d 1864 M re Sarah J. Hale.
My dear M re Hale.
Yours of the 19 th Current have just reached me, and as heretofore I do always value every article from your pen, not perhaps because they abound with vig- orous Sentiments or finished Sentences but because of their truthfulness, besides I feel happy to have one by my side whose idea is, that Womans mental powers in this world are unappreciated or, if appreciated, Custom has prevented her from employing them.
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