The Education of American Girls. Anna C. Brackett

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4064066193218

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       THE EDUCATION

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       AMERICAN GIRLS.

       the Education of American Girls .

       PHYSICAL EDUCATION,

       OR, THE CULTURE OF THE BODY.

       REPAIR.

       EXERCISE.

       SEXUAL EDUCATION.

       MENTAL EDUCATION,

       or, THE CULTURE OF THE INTELLECT.

       MORAL EDUCATION;

       or, THE CULTURE OF THE WILL.

       RELIGIOUS CULTURE.

       A MOTHER'S THOUGHT

       ON THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS.

       A MOTHER'S THOUGHT ON THE

       Education of Girls.

       THE OTHER SIDE.

       The Other Side.

       EFFECTS OF

       Mental Growth .

       Effects of Mental Growth

       GIRLS AND WOMEN

       ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

       Girls and Women

       IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

       MENTAL ACTION

       PHYSICAL HEALTH.

       Mental Action and Physical Health.

       UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

       MOUNT HOLYOKE.

       OBERLIN COLLEGE.

       VASSAR COLLEGE.

       ANTIOCH COLLEGE.

       LETTER FROM A GERMAN WOMAN.

       Sex in Education.

       APPENDIX.

       PUTNAMS HANDY BOOK SERIES

       Putnams' Series of Popular Manuals.

       Putnam's Elementary and Advanced Science Series,

       ADVANCED SCIENCE SERIES.

       THE INTERNATIONAL ATLAS,

      “Die Weltgeschichte ist der Fortschritt in das Bewusstseyn der Freiheit.”—Hegel.

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      There seems to be at present no subject more capable of exciting and holding attention among thoughtful people in America, than the question of the Education of Girls. We may answer it as we will, we may refuse to answer it, but it will not be postponed, and it will be heard; and until it is answered on more rational grounds than that of previous custom, or of preconceived opinion, it may be expected to present itself at every turn, to crop out of every stratum of civilized thought. Nor