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== Eliza Ann Mulford, “Rules of the School,” 1814 == | == Eliza Ann Mulford, “Rules of the School,” 1814 == | ||
| + | I enjoy the Rules for the School. They are exactly how I'd expect to to be at this time: focused on appearance, courteous sportment, industrious behavior, pious routines, and orderly habits. They are raising ladies that will be raising their own children and tending to their husbands and must be their educations must be crafted in a certain way. However, I would like to know what were rules at male schools of the time. - Christine | ||
== Emma Willard, “A Rationale for Female Education,” 1819 == | == Emma Willard, “A Rationale for Female Education,” 1819 == | ||
