The Emancipation of English Women
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Gregory before the first good fruit was gathered. The emancipation of women did not depend upon the success or failure of any particular book. The great social changes are, as a rule, produced less by the work of individual thinkers than by a certain native and independent rationalism operating in great masses of men and women. Between the appearance of the Rights of Woman and the beginning of the reign of Queen Victoria, when the surface of society was first agitated, several causes joined to ...give impetus to the women's move- ment. Some are directly traceable to the volcanic^ upheaval of opinion which we call the French Revolution, others to the concurrent changes in industrial organisation. It was inevitable that the Revolution should influence the condition of women as well as that of men. Its immediate effect was to inspire reformers with a new hope and a new energy. This rapid advance was followed by a ' strong reaction. But after the conclusion of the great war the progressive forces again gathered strength.
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Gregory before the first good fruit was gathered. The emancipation of women did not depend upon the success or failure of any particular book. The great social changes are, as a rule, produced less by the work of individual thinkers than by a certain native and independent rationalism operating in great masses of men and women. Between the appearance of the Rights of Woman and the beginning of the reign of Queen Victoria, when the surface of society was first agitated, several causes joined to ...give impetus to the women's move- ment. Some are directly traceable to the volcanic^ upheaval of opinion which we call the French Revolution, others to the concurrent changes in industrial organisation. It was inevitable that the Revolution should influence the condition of women as well as that of men. Its immediate effect was to inspire reformers with a new hope and a new energy. This rapid advance was followed by a ' strong reaction. But after the conclusion of the great war the progressive forces again gathered strength.
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