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    850 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

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    consume band ? Formerl a wife ' y proper , any t w y in thles profli s gate spend expenditure thrift and prodi , bu gal t could could devour not only lier meanwhile in his polluting

    indus socie " Better ty trious . And indeed earnings such had hav , and e women been comm the and been dealings her permitted _j > resence of accepted a more justice t active ! share the in hi a

    lan minis throp tration y which which mo remove difies its s the _consequences sources of . evil Incessant , and no palliation alone in does but - defer actual cure . "

    Competition with 3 £ en , jus those " tice The adverse could evil for of to increased the a moment employmen competition support t of another a women monopol is a favorite . It y Yet is depriving no bu point t argument the of theory one opposition class founded of selfish of with i on ts

    ness rightful on the claims t for of the those immunity interested of in maintaining . . things as they are , how - - has ever ever grossl ori y g par t ina hey ted viola without te the a plain similar rules clamor of righ prop t . hes Not ying a measure t the evils ly of division reform which

    would Men one side and spring women it is from true would i the t . mu Competition benefit tually would earn would , be and immeasurabl not the be same loss g , ain bu y grea be simp realised ter than . any On .

    which could , be conferred , by merely lucrative reward ; for the moral adwould vantage rise would from certainl virtual y pauperism be proportionate to actual in a change ticipation throug in the which substantial women

    b of enefi " the Much ts utter of of society dependence the selfishness . of and tyranny an evil of which men spring would s from thus a be knowled obviated ge .

    More fore frequen thoug tly ht than and not discretion , women women for , what the bes society t famil enables y economi men sts to — earn they have with

    more ; compara 61 Much tive of ease the , demoralisation they expend with of women equal prodi results gality from . their utter help

    lessbehalf ness and and absolu , where te _dependence appeal cannot . _Neither be made ri to gh j t ustice nor reason , duplicity is enlisted is one on amo their ng

    tlie inevitable , results . " The P ? 'actice of Medicine for Women ,

    the Amo practice ng professional of the healing avocations tefor art for for the women benefit , the of stud women y of medicine and children and

    t appears he t " scope " When t percei speciall ev we en v reflect of e y appropria the w upon impor acknowledged ' the tan , t relationshi to numerous their ( _sr _> ecial ps and reasons w province el emp fare shut . loymen and ' of to women ts t falling ha to t , the we within ot evils can hers

    is con t on he the the tinuall possession subject firs y resul t . rules t of In ing that of the from health matter knowled the are gross of ge as diet ; of gnorance nor , ten especiall can as not we wh y i in ch l o t btains he t our ed case ; eyes and among of advancing children women ,

    t especiall gar o o d t very her ed , w y q , e ac fi ti ting ons t * in in pre which numerous valence it is of ways _essen , injudicious t absolutel ial the law habi y i , n t s , f l opposi in hyg the iene tion train lific should to ing the of proper be gir re ls - f

    developmen Innovation disease , deformi slackened t of ty their , and the ph e ysical arl tyranny y dea natures th of is custom thus . A created perpe with tua . respect Onl and y v to ery dress recen sourc and tly e has re -

    Leased _sorsets . the On feminine the ground frame , then from , tha the t women bondage are in in which chari thers table , it are was the institutions held chief , by educa laced

    t lomestio ors of early youth and , household are associated largel it y becomes of the first importance , are

    _jx ed a public of s nurses ani no t less scien than ce a private and that managers sense they , t , should t they understand should possess above a kno all w its - , ary

    _capacity > ig y ' htenment the practical for the as to preve app the lication n laws tion , as upon of well these adherence as in for everyday the to cur which e life of , disease can health wom . depends Onl en be y b fitted y , and en-

    850 Notices Of Books.

    850 NOTICES OF BOOKS .

• Citation
  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1860, page 350, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071860/page/62/