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59448	Bouten, Jacob	Mary Wollstonecraft and the beginnings of female emancipation in France and England			.txt	text/plain	81352	3471	60	emancipation of women, admitting the female sex to the participation the necessity for women to receive the benefit of a moral education. women, who in spite of a defective education obtained great results, condition of the mind, it is the _right_ of women to be educated. the right of women to equal consideration with men is vindicated by women to be respected and to be recognised as the social equals of men. sexes, and as regards earthly life he held that man and woman are _The Position of French Women in Eighteenth Century Society._ Of all the French female authors on the Woman Question it is Mme de women in social life were the direct outcome of the general tendencies Women are the natural educators Mary Wollstonecraft regards women in the first place as human beings RAUSCHENBUSCH, Mrs. Mary Wollstonecraft and the Rights of Women.	./cache/59448.txt	./txt/59448.txt