Modern women and what is said of them
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- a reprint of a series of articles in the Saturday Review (1868)
E. Lynn (Elizabeth Lynn) Linton
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1. Front matter2. MODERN WOMEN3. WHAT IS SAID OF THEM4. Mrs. LUCIA GILBERT CALHOUN5. ADVERTISEMENT.6. INTRODUCTION.7. THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD.8. FOOLISH VIRGINS.9. LITTLE WOMEN.10. PINCHBECK.11. PUSHING WOMEN.12. FEMININE AFFECTATIONS.13. IDEAL WOMEN.14. WOMAN AND THE WORLD.15. UNEQUAL MARRIAGES.16. HUSBAND-HUNTING.17. THE PERILS OF "PAYING ATTENTION."18. WOMEN'S HEROINES.19. INTERFERENCE.20. PLAIN GIRLS.21. A WORD FOR FEMALE VANITY.22. THE ABUSE OF MATCH-MAKING.23. FEMININE INFLUENCE.24. PIGEONS.25. AMBITIOUS WIVES.26. PLATONIC WOMAN.27. MAN AND HIS MASTER.28. THE GOOSE AND THE GANDER.29. ENGAGEMENTS.30. WOMAN IN ORDERS.31. WOMAN AND HER CRITICS.32. MISTRESS AND MAID ON DRESS AND UNDRESS.33. ÆSTHETIC WOMAN.34. WHAT IS WOMAN'S WORK?35. PAPAL WOMAN.36. MODERN MOTHERS.37. THE PRIESTHOOD OF WOMAN.38. THE FUTURE OF WOMAN.39. COSTUME AND ITS MORALS.40. THE FADING FLOWER.41. LA FEMME PASSÉE.42. PRETTY PREACHERS.43. SPOILT WOMEN.44. TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES