...than to men. "Without speaking of the good or ill which they may ^o to the public, they constitute one half of the human race redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ, and destined for eternal life. We must also consider, besides the good that women do when well brought up, the ills...

...interest or of humanity, but by this purely theological principle, " that women constitute one-half of the human race, redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ, and are, as well as men, destined for an immortal life." In order to teach them something else than singing,...

...interest or of humanity, but by this purely theological principle, " that women constitute one-half of the human race, redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ, and are, as well as men, destined for an immortal life." In order to teach them something else than singing,...

...women than for men,—to say nothing of the good or evil they can do in the world, they are one-half of the human race, redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ and destined to a life eternal. Besides the benefit which well educated women are to the world, it is also necessary...

...men; without entering on the question of the public harm or good they can do, they are, after all, one half of the human race, redeemed by the Blood of JESUS CHRIST, and created for eternal life. ...What intrigues we see in History, what contraventions of Law and good...

...women as it is to men. To say nothing of the good or the harm that they can do to society, they form half of the human race redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ and destined to eternal life. In short, one has to consider not only the good which women do when they are well brought...