that grander type of woman, towards which to-day the whole sex is moving, —consciously or unconsciously, willingly or unwillingly, — because the curr… - Mary Livermore

What shall we do with our daughters?" is really the sum and substance of what, I popular phase, is called "the woman question.

The old-time theory that “all men support all women” led to the enactment of laws which gave all the earnings of the married woman to her husband; in most instances gave him control of her property, always legal possession of her person, and legal ownership of her minor children; the righto decide the location of their joint domicile; the power, in short, the become the arbiter of her fate;

no phase of the great movement for the advancement of women has progressed so slowly, as that which demands their technical and industrial training.