...can it have been caused by their dissimilar early training. In order that woman should reach the same standard as man, she ought, when nearly adult, to...the women who excelled in the above robust virtues were married, and produced offspring in larger numbers than other women. As before remarked with respect...

...can it have been caused by their dissimilar early training. In order that woman should reach the same standard as man, she ought, when nearly adult, to...and imagination exercised to the highest point ; and 88 then she would probably transmit these qualities chiefly to her adult daughters. The whole body...

...the future intellectual equality of women is evidently fallacious. He says :* " In order that women should reach the same [intellectual] standard as man,...in the above robust virtues produced offspring in hrger numbers than other women ;"—conditions manifestly incompatible with each other. Without doubt,...

...the Mammals. "In order that Woman should attain to the high standard of Man, she ought," says Darwin, "when nearly adult, to be trained to energy and perseverance,...highest point ; and then she would probably transmit those (newly-acquired) qualities chiefly to her adult daughters. The whole body of women could not...

...can it have been caused by their dissimilar early training. In order that woman should reach the same standard as man, she ought, when nearly adult, to...transmit these qualities chiefly to her adult daughters. All women, however, could not be thus raised, unless during many generations those who excelled in...

...than woman, by reason of greater energy, patience, &c. " In order that woman should reach the same standard as man, she ought, when nearly adult, to...transmit these qualities chiefly to her adult daughters." Here we have a plan of women's higher education according to the great evolutionist, although he does...

...of greater energy, patience, &c. " In order that woman should reach the same standard as man, she 9 ought, when nearly adult, to be trained to energy...transmit these qualities chiefly to her adult daughters." Here we have a plan of women's higher education according to the great evolutionist, although he does...

...the essential and desirable one; but given a certain object, here is the best method of securing it. "The whole body of women, however, could not be thus...the women who excelled in the above robust virtues were married, and produced offspring in larger numbers than other women." The doctrine that man is...

...consequence, the present inequality between the sexes. ... In order that woman should reach the same standard as man, she ought, when nearly adult, to...exercised to the highest point ; and then she would prohably transmit these qualities chiefly to her adult daughters. The whole body of women, however,...

...can it have been caused by their dissimilar early training. In order that woman should reach the same standard as man, she ought, when nearly adult, to...transmit these qualities chiefly to her adult daughters. All women, however, could not be thus raised, unless during many generations those who excelled in...