The Unrest of Women
The Unrest of Women
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Pank- hurst much more representative of womankind than Miss Addams. Mts.
Pankhurst, he says, "has enabled us to see what women really are like, just as Miss Addams has, by her magnificent anomahes, shown us what women are not like." But I guess Mr. Dell generalizes too much. Mrs. Pankhurst looks [77] THE UNREST OF WOMEN quite as unusual as Miss Addams.
Neither of them is representative, but there is in Miss Addams a spirit that is more than hers; that was not born with her, nor will die with he...r, that knows neither sex nor race, nor depends on votes or laws, but works imperishably and with great rewards for the healing of the nations. Wom- en's votes may help Miss Addams's causes or they may not. Her opin- ion of their usefulness seems to be a matter of pure faith. But somehow the causes have got to win, and if women don't make them win, the men will have to.
To be sure it is nothing against an opinion that it rests on faith more than on computable facts. I suppose that most of the great opinions that move the world have faith for their [78] THE ADMIRABLE MISS ADDAMS basis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pank- hurst much more representative of womankind than Miss Addams. Mts.
Pankhurst, he says, "has enabled us to see what women really are like, just as Miss Addams has, by her magnificent anomahes, shown us what women are not like." But I guess Mr. Dell generalizes too much. Mrs. Pankhurst looks [77] THE UNREST OF WOMEN quite as unusual as Miss Addams.
Neither of them is representative, but there is in Miss Addams a spirit that is more than hers; that was not born with her, nor will die with he...r, that knows neither sex nor race, nor depends on votes or laws, but works imperishably and with great rewards for the healing of the nations. Wom- en's votes may help Miss Addams's causes or they may not. Her opin- ion of their usefulness seems to be a matter of pure faith. But somehow the causes have got to win, and if women don't make them win, the men will have to.
To be sure it is nothing against an opinion that it rests on faith more than on computable facts. I suppose that most of the great opinions that move the world have faith for their [78] THE ADMIRABLE MISS ADDAMS basis.
What to read after The Unrest of Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Sandford Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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