"Girls and Women" by Harriet E. Paine is a guide offering late 19th-century women advice on navigating societal expectations and achieving personal fulfillment. It uses examples of different women's lives to reveal the choices and challenges women face. The book kicks off with the contrasting stories of two women, one yielding to family demands and the other pursuing an artistic career despite the cost. Through these tales, the book introduces key themes related to women, like the importance of a good education and striving for moral greatness, and the promise of achieving one's goals while improving the world.

Girls and Women
By Harriet E. (Harriet Eliza) Paine
Discover how women of the late 1800s struggled to balance their dreams with the expectations of family and society, leading to triumph for some and lives of quiet desperation for others.
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2007-01-15
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