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Woman: Man's Equal Part 10

Are you someone who likes about Woman: Man's Equal Part 10? Then this article is what you should be looking for. Woman: Man's Equal is a Webnovel created by Thomas Webster. This lightnovel is currently completed. Which of our living authors possesses a more terse or vigorous style than Gail Hamilton? And where are more self-sacrificing spirits to be found than in those bands of lady missionaries, worthy successors of Harriet Newell and Ann Ha.s.seltine Judson, who every year leave our coasts to carry the Gospel to heathen lands? Large numbers of clever women are attracting the attention of the thinking people of both England and America, not only as public speakers and leaders of much-needed reforms, but for the honorable position to which they have attained in literary and scientific circles and in the arts. The scenes, however, in which they are the active partic.i.p.ants are still transpiring; and therefore these women, some of them both honorable and great, in the bes...

Woman: Man's Equal Part 9

Are you someone who likes about Woman: Man's Equal Part 9? Then this article is what you should be looking for. Woman: Man's Equal is a Webnovel created by Thomas Webster. This lightnovel is currently completed. Who so worthily followed in the footsteps of the first Mrs. Judson, arrived in India with her first husband, the Rev. George D. Boardman, while Mr. Judson and his fellow-sufferers were still prisoners in Ava. They remained in Calcutta till the close of the war, and some time after, preparing themselves by the study of the Burmese language, etc., for their subsequent career of usefulness in Burma. After they had joined the other missionaries at Amherst, Maulmain was determined upon as the scene of their future labors, and thither they repaired. The dangers that encompa.s.sed their new residence were such as in the presence of which even stout hearts might have been excused for quailing. The mission-house was a slight structure of bamboos, const.i.tuting scarcely any...

Woman: Man's Equal Part 8

Are you someone who likes about Woman: Man's Equal Part 8? Then this article is what you should be looking for. Woman: Man's Equal is a Webnovel created by Thomas Webster. This lightnovel is currently completed. By what some would perhaps call a mere accidental circ.u.mstance, Miss Crosby found herself, upon an occasion, in a position where she must speak to a congregation or send them home disappointed, and be guilty of what she deemed an omission of a duty clearly pointed out to her by Providence. She had given no intimation of any intention, on her part, of doing more than she usually did at this place--simply leading her ordinary cla.s.s--and had designed doing nothing more, when, on her arrival there, she found nearly two hundred persons present anxious for instruction. To lead the cla.s.s in the customary manner was impossible. She, therefore, after conducting the preliminary services, delivered a general address, dwelling particularly on the necessity of repentance,...

Woman: Man's Equal Part 7

Are you someone who likes about Woman: Man's Equal Part 7? Then this article is what you should be looking for. Woman: Man's Equal is a Webnovel created by Thomas Webster. This lightnovel is currently completed. Torture having failed, the poor, mangled body was thrust into a chair, and carried to the stake. A Catholic priest and two other persons were conducted with her to execution, all condemned in like manner for the violation of the king's mandates. Bound to their respective stakes, these victims of intolerant bigotry and unlimited tyranny awaited with patience the kindling of the f.a.gots which were piled around. But they were to be still further tempted ere they were released from suffering. While they were thus publicly exposed in the most painful of positions, suffering all the physical agony it was possible to endure and live, a message was sent to them that, if they would even at that late period recant, their lives would be spared. But they refused to purcha...

Woman: Man's Equal Part 6

Are you someone who likes about Woman: Man's Equal Part 6? Then this article is what you should be looking for. Woman: Man's Equal is a Webnovel created by Thomas Webster. This lightnovel is currently completed. PORTIA. Like Lucretia, Portia was a Roman matron of n.o.ble lineage, and still n.o.bler powers of mind. The daughter of Cato and wife of Brutus, it was her ambition to prove herself worthy of such a sire and such a husband; and, after the pagan fashion of the time, she subjected herself to an exceedingly painful physical ordeal, in order to test her powers of endurance. Having established the fact beyond a doubt that she was fully equal to her husband in fort.i.tude and strength of character, she became his confidant and counselor, sharing his trials and misfortunes as readily as she had shared his prosperity. The ambition of Brutus, together with the jealous rivalries of the time, effected his ruin; and, finding his case hopelessly desperate, he caused himself to ...

Woman: Man's Equal Part 5

Are you someone who likes about Woman: Man's Equal Part 5? Then this article is what you should be looking for. Woman: Man's Equal is a Webnovel created by Thomas Webster. This lightnovel is currently completed. Why, then, should the frivolity of some women be urged against the whole s.e.x? Rather, educate them. Let them realize that they are equally with man responsible to G.o.d for the powers of mind given them. And let them know, too, that they shall have equal opportunities for the development and exercise of those powers; that with equality in responsibility there is equality in privilege; and the next half-century will number fewer frivolous women--by many hundreds. The dread is entertained by some that, if granted the elective franchise, women would be mixed up in election rows and drunken squabbles, as men are now. Such an event does not necessarily follow; neither is it at all probable. Men of good principle and well-balanced judgment do not make either fools or b...