Question

1. Men and women are of eqúal rank but they are not identical. They are be peerless
supplementary to one another, each helps the other so that without one the existe
other cannot be conceived and, therefore it follows as a necessary corollary from t
that anything that will impair the status of either of them will involve the equal rui
both. In framing any scheme of women's education this cardinal truth must be con
in mind. Man is supreme in the outward activities of a married air and therefore i
fitness of things that he should have a greater knowledge thereof. On the other
is entirely the sphere of woman and, therefore in domestic affairs, in the upbring
education of children, woman ought to have more knowledge Not that knowled
divided into water tight compartment's or that so that some branches of knowle
closed to anyone, but unless courses of instruction are based on discriminating

Answer 1

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