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Mary Wollstonecraft and the beginnings of female emancipation in France and England

Note 14 — Chapter III · The Position of French Women in Eighteenth Century Society.

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The education recommended for Emile is not domestic. He was to be kept carefully isolated from the world, so as to escape its taint, until such time as his character would be fully matured, placing him above the reach of disastrous influences. A similar principle had prevailed at Mme de Maintenon's establishment of St. Cyr.

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