Up Broadway, And Its Sequel. a Life Story
Up Broadway, And Its Sequel. a Life Story
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219 daughters, whom, had they been the guilty partners of his offence, they, the mothers who bore them, would have doomed to exile from home, or at least to the utmost social ex- clusion. He was courted, not as a man, but as a husband. His great wealth and the appoint- ments of an elegant establishment were objects of envy to the opposite sex. These he could give to the wife whose education had fitted her for nothing better than the life of a mute bird in a gilded cage, of a petted slave in a p...alace. As a man, he might be vile, reckless, and devil- ish; as a legalized husband, the union blessed by the blasphemously misconstrued words of di- vinity, "Whom God hath joined together let not man put asunder, " he might own and do as he pleased with the wife who was sold to him. This is what the laws of the State of New York and the tone of society bring us to. This is the effect of that system of education and misconstruction of Christianity which gives us two moral codes, one for man and another for woman, instead of the same law for both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
219 daughters, whom, had they been the guilty partners of his offence, they, the mothers who bore them, would have doomed to exile from home, or at least to the utmost social ex- clusion. He was courted, not as a man, but as a husband. His great wealth and the appoint- ments of an elegant establishment were objects of envy to the opposite sex. These he could give to the wife whose education had fitted her for nothing better than the life of a mute bird in a gilded cage, of a petted slave in a p...alace. As a man, he might be vile, reckless, and devil- ish; as a legalized husband, the union blessed by the blasphemously misconstrued words of di- vinity, "Whom God hath joined together let not man put asunder, " he might own and do as he pleased with the wife who was sold to him. This is what the laws of the State of New York and the tone of society bring us to. This is the effect of that system of education and misconstruction of Christianity which gives us two moral codes, one for man and another for woman, instead of the same law for both.
What to read after Up Broadway, And Its Sequel. a Life Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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