TRUE WOMANHOOD.

Female education.—Physical training.—Intellectual development.—Moral discipline.—Spiritual culture.—Education complete

Woman in relation to man.—Corporeal organization.—Patient endurance.—Caution.—Sympathy.—Love of approbation.—Tenacity of purpose.—Modesty.—Discernment of character.—Piety

Woman’s sphere.—Biography.—A noble wife.—A good mother.—Home education.—Relation to Methodism.—Character of Mrs. Wesley

Woman’s mission.—Biography.—A right purpose in life.—An excellent daughter.—A loving sister.—Household management.—Character of Miss Hessel

Woman’s work.—Biography.—Early schemes of usefulness.—The prisoner’s friend.—Family bereavements.—Relative duties.—Character of Mrs. Fry

Woman’s rights.—Biography.—Amateur teaching.—Services in the hospital.—Protestant sisterhoods.—Spinsters respectable, happy, and useful.—Character of Miss Sieveking

Literature.—Biography.—Successful authorship.—Character of Mrs. More

Letter-writers.—Biography.—Literary career.—Character of Mrs. Grant

Versatility of genius.—Biography.—Analysis of writings.—Character of Mad. de StaËl

What is poetry.—Biography.—Extracts and criticisms.—Character of Baroness Nairne

Lyric poetry.—Biography.—Review of poems.—Character of Mrs. Hemans

Epic poetry.—Biography.—Place as a poetess.—Character of Mrs. Browning

Works of fiction.—Biography.—Merits as a novelist.—Character of Mrs. Nicholls

Astronomy.—Biography.—Astronomical discoveries.—Works on astronomy.—Character of Miss Herschel.

Navigation.—Biography.—Publications on navigation.—Nautical and mathematical academy.—Character of Mrs. Taylor

The gospel not a thing of sex.—Biography.—Conversion.—The higher Christian life.—Chaplains.—Founder of a religious community.—Character of the Countess of Huntingdon

Religion in high life.—Biography.—Regeneration.—Deepening of the Lord’s work.—Open-air services.—Good works.—Character of the Duchess of Gordon

Piety and circumstance.—Biography.—The great change.—Theological attainments.—Practical religion.—Progress and power.—Character of Miss Graham

Christianity and human nature.—Biography.—Second and better birth.—Juvenile habit of doing good.—Missionary life.—Showers of blessing.—Character of Miss Fiske

FORMATION OF FEMALE CHARACTER.

Value and influence of character.—Original constitution.—Family circle.—Society.—Impartative and receptive elements.—Twofold operation of the mind

NATURAL EQUALITY OF THE SEXES.

Difference and similarity.—Political equality.—Social equality.—Intellectual equality.—Moral equality.—Religious equality