Letters
Letters
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We see its bad effects on all sides. Look at our National Councils. Would man, as a statesman, ever have enacted such scenes, as the capitol of our country has witnessed, had the feminine element been fairly repre- sented in their midst ? Are all the duties of husband and father to be made subservient to those of statesman and politician ? How many of these husbands return to their homes as happy and content- ed as pure and loving, as when they left ? Not one in ten. * * * * Experience has taug...ht us, that man has discovered the most profitable branches of industry, and we demand a place by his side. Inasmuch, therefore, as we have the same objects in life, name- ly, the full development of all our powers, and should, to some ex- MRS. ST ANTON'S LETTER. 7 tent, have the same employments, we need precisely the same educa- tion ; and we therefore claim that the best colleges of our country be open to us. * * * This point, the education of boys and girls together, is a question of the day ; it was prominent at the late Edu- cational Convention, in Xewark ; and it is fitting that in our Con- vention it should be fully discussed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We see its bad effects on all sides. Look at our National Councils. Would man, as a statesman, ever have enacted such scenes, as the capitol of our country has witnessed, had the feminine element been fairly repre- sented in their midst ? Are all the duties of husband and father to be made subservient to those of statesman and politician ? How many of these husbands return to their homes as happy and content- ed as pure and loving, as when they left ? Not one in ten. * * * * Experience has taug...ht us, that man has discovered the most profitable branches of industry, and we demand a place by his side. Inasmuch, therefore, as we have the same objects in life, name- ly, the full development of all our powers, and should, to some ex- MRS. ST ANTON'S LETTER. 7 tent, have the same employments, we need precisely the same educa- tion ; and we therefore claim that the best colleges of our country be open to us. * * * This point, the education of boys and girls together, is a question of the day ; it was prominent at the late Edu- cational Convention, in Xewark ; and it is fitting that in our Con- vention it should be fully discussed.
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