Education, gender and social change in Victorian liberal feminist theory

History of European Ideas 8 (4-5):503-519 (1987)
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The author would like to thank Karen Offen, David Nye and her husband Johannes Pedersen for helpful criticisms they offered of an earlier draft of this essay

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