Ideals and ambition shape the open future for American girls
The essay argues that while prejudice and law limit women, education empowers women to open more occupations. It extols teachers and writers as possible paths, praises honest labor, and urges widening access to work for women, pairing courage with societal reform and equality.
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Evanthie C. Boyd
Crior
United States
Felicia Hemans
Louisa Alcotts
Elizabeth Brownings
Cary Sisters
Jane Austins
Harvard
Yale
Napoleon
Caesar
Rubicon
Alexander
Xenophon
Greece
Bacon
Copernicus
Luther
Mahomet
Principal Copeland Addresses Class of 87
Principal Copeland’s address to the class urges students to sever ties with public schools as pupils and focus on self improvement and serving the world. He asks how each graduate can secure a satisfactory and honorable livelihood, with continuation promised on the rights page.
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Franz Schubert
Dean Swift
John Milton
Pygmalion
Alexander
Ana
Evangeline
Napoleon
Alps
Italy
St. Bernard
Marengo
America
Benjamin Disraeli
House of Commons
Evanthie
Boyd
Jupiter
Greeley
Wordsworth
Earth
Tomorow
Greeley High School
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Greeley Public Schools
Kitty L. Arm
Marian Howard
Crusoe
Galileo
Pisa
Crank
Longfellow
CLARK
Abraham Lincoln
Ruby E. Shepard
Fair Ground
Cupid
Copeland