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== Emma Willard, “Matrimonial Risks,” 1815 == | == Emma Willard, “Matrimonial Risks,” 1815 == | ||
| + | I think Emma is funny. I also find it very endearing that she was very concerned for her sister's matrimonial well-being. This highlights the new role of women being the nurturing, caring, raising type. Even as the old sister, she takes on the role of looking out for her younger sister. I enjoy how she herself ended up being a cougar who enters a doomed marriage. - Christine | ||
== Caroline Gilman, “The Deferential Wife,” 1838 == | == Caroline Gilman, “The Deferential Wife,” 1838 == | ||
