Caroline Wells Healey Dall

A PREFACE

CONTENTS.

THE COLLEGE. I. THE CHRISTIAN DEMAND AND THE PUBLIC OPINION.

THE MARKET. I. DEATH OR DISHONOR.

THE COURT. I. THE ORIENTAL ESTIMATE AND THE FRENCH LAW.

THE COLLEGE; OR, WOMAN'S RELATION TO EDUCATION. IN THREE LECTURES.

THE COLLEGE.

I.

II.

III.

THE MARKET; OR, WOMAN'S POSITION AS REGARDS WAGES AND WORK.

THE MARKET.

I. (2)

II. (2)

III. (2)

THE COURT; OR, WOMAN'S POSITION UNDER THE LAW. IN THREE LECTURES,

THE COURT.

I. (3)

II. (3)

III. (3)

TEN YEARS: AN APPENDIX.

TEN YEARS: AN APPENDIX. (2)

L'ENVOI.

OR,

WOMAN'S RELATION TO EDUCATION, LABOR, AND LAW.

By CAROLINE H. DALL,

AUTHOR OF "HISTORICAL SKETCHES," "SUNSHINE," "THE LIFE OF DR. ZAKRZEWSKA," ETC.

"Let this be copied out,
And keep it safe for our remembrance.
Return the precedent to these lords again."—King John.

"How canst thou make me thy friend who in nothing am like thee?
Thy life and dwelling are under the waters; but my way of living
Is to eat all that man does!"—Batrachomyomachia.

BOSTON:
LEE AND SHEPARD.
1867.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1867, by

LEE AND SHEPARD,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

CAMBRIDGE:

STEREOTYPED AND PRINTED BY JOHN WILSON AND SON.

TO

LUCRETIA MOTT,

FOR MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS A PREACHER AND REFORMER; SPOTLESS
ALIKE IN ALL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE RELATIONS; WHOSE
CHILDREN'S GRANDCHILDREN RISE UP TO
CALL HER BLESSED;

This Book is Dedicated,

SINCE SHE IS THE BEST EXAMPLE THAT I KNOW OF WHAT ALL WOMEN
MAY AND SHOULD BECOME.