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Excerpt from The Laws of Life, With Special Reference to the Physical Education of GirlsThe traditions of all nations point to a primeval grandeur of the human race, whose glory shines through the mist of ages a golden age, when the gods could visit mortals - when wisdom and innocence were one - when there was no discord in our nature, but freedom was order, to know, to will, to do, were one, when human brotherhood was a present fact - when th...

Excerpt from The Laws of Life, With Special Reference to the Physical Education of GirlsThe traditions of all nations point to a primeval grandeur of the human race, whose glory shines through the mist of ages a golden age, when the gods could visit mortals - when wisdom and innocence were one - when there was no discord in our nature, but freedom was order, to know, to will, to do, were one, when human brotherhood was a present fact - when th...

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Excerpt from On the Decay of Municipal Representative Government: A Chapter of Personal ExperienceNow the question of rates is not at first sightan attractive one, particularly to a person who has unusually little talent for arith metic. But in the present day they take the place of ancient beneficence, and are administered by Town Councils instead of Church organisations. I therefore determined to attend a meeting which was being called to me...

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Excerpt from Essays in Medical Sociology, Vol. 2IN the short time that we meet together today I will ask you to let me dwell upon the way in which the most beneficial in¿uence of women in the medical profession may be exercised. I wish also to point out certain dangers, as well as advantages, with which medical study is now surrounded.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www...

Excerpt from Counsel to Parents on the Moral Education of Their ChildrenThis is the more essential if the state of society is unsatisfactory, if the daily course of life disappoints aspiration or troubles the. Conscience.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-ar...

Excerpt from Medicine as a Profession for WomenIN inviting consideration to the subject of medicine as an occupation for women, it is not a simple theory that we wish to present, but the results of practical experience. For fourteen years we have been students of medicine, for eight years we have been engaged in the practice of our profession in New York and during the last five years have, in addition, been actively occupied in the support of...

Excerpt from Medicine as a Profession for WomenIN inviting consideration to the subject of medicine as an occupation for women, it is not a simple theory that we wish to present, but the results of practical experience. For fourteen years we have been students of medicine, for eight years we have been engaged in the practice of our profession in New York and during the last five years have, in addition, been actively occupied in the support of...

Excerpt from The Influence of Women in the Profession of Medicine: Address Given at the Opening of the Winter Session of the London School of Medicine for WomenI think, therefore, that all will see the importance Of considering the future of this growing army of medical women, and I particularly desire that our students of medicine should realize the far-reaching character, the social effects of this medical career which they are entering on. ...

Excerpt from A Medical Address on the Benevolence of Malthus, Contrasted With the Corruptions of Neo-MalthusianismRemembering the obloquy with which my former refe rence to the size of families had been received, I struck out the pages bearing directly on this subject, fearing that they might prejudice the main purpose of my book.It is therefore only after mature consideration that I again take up this population question for I am convinced th...

Excerpt from A Medical Address on the Benevolence of Malthus, Contrasted With the Corruptions of Neo-MalthusianismRemembering the obloquy with which my former refe rence to the size of families had been received, I struck out the pages bearing directly on this subject, fearing that they might prejudice the main purpose of my book.It is therefore only after mature consideration that I again take up this population question for I am convinced th...

Excerpt from Wrong and Right Methods of Dealing With Social Evil: As Shown by English Parliamentary EvidenceA widespread discussion has already begun throughout the United States, as to the wisest methods of dealing with social evil. Much perplexity is felt on this subject, and a feeling of despondency upon the part of many. A doubt as to the possibility of dealing with a vast and growing evil in a way that shall satisfy our highest ideas of m...

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