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Woman’s Voice

by Josephine Conger-Kaneko

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The History of Women’s Education

By Mary Ritter Beard

(Quoted from “Woman’s Work in Municipalities.”)

The history of the education of women from the early days, when to educate “shes” was viewed with horror as an immoral proposition, to the present time when more “shes” graduate from the high schools than “hes”, is an interesting record in itself. Even more significant, however, is the fact that both “hes” and “shes” are educated largely by women in the secondary schools which are the schools of “the people.”

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