From "On the Higher Education of Women."

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It only remains to remind you that another consideration has been

strongly prest upon you, and, no doubt, will be insisted on in reply.

You will be told that the matters which I have been justifying as legal,

and even meritorious, have therefore not been made the subject of

complaint; and that whatever intrinsic merit parts of the book may be

supposed or even admitted to possess, such merit can afford no

justification to the selected passages, some of which, even with, the

context, carry the meaning charged by the information, and which, are

indecent animadversions on authority. THOMAS LORD ERSKINE

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