The Evolution of Industry
The Evolution of Industry
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" To insist that reforms shall under no circumstances take account of the differences of sex, is to fight against indisputable facts which must, in the end, prove too strong for us. There is no danger to society in the recognition of equal human rights for both sexes, if we are also ready to recognise the divergence of their capabilities, for the relations of men and women to each other, their functions in the family and the state, must ultimately be deter- mined, however ill it may please the ...more ardent female reformers, by the operation of natural laws." ^ 1 Lady Dilke, Women^s Work, Preface, p. vii.
Digitized by Google VI POSITION OF WOMEN I2I On the general question of the education of women Professor Huxley has said: "So far from imposing artificial restrictions upon the acquirement of knowl- edge by women, throw every facility in their way.
Let our Faustinas, if they will, toil through the whole round of Juristerei und Me(Jizin Und leider ! auch Philosophic.
Let us have 'sweet girl graduates' by all means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To insist that reforms shall under no circumstances take account of the differences of sex, is to fight against indisputable facts which must, in the end, prove too strong for us. There is no danger to society in the recognition of equal human rights for both sexes, if we are also ready to recognise the divergence of their capabilities, for the relations of men and women to each other, their functions in the family and the state, must ultimately be deter- mined, however ill it may please the ...more ardent female reformers, by the operation of natural laws." ^ 1 Lady Dilke, Women^s Work, Preface, p. vii.
Digitized by Google VI POSITION OF WOMEN I2I On the general question of the education of women Professor Huxley has said: "So far from imposing artificial restrictions upon the acquirement of knowl- edge by women, throw every facility in their way.
Let our Faustinas, if they will, toil through the whole round of Juristerei und Me(Jizin Und leider ! auch Philosophic.
Let us have 'sweet girl graduates' by all means.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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