Edited by Jessica Cox; Mark Llewellyn; Nadine Muller
- Published: 12 Oct 2010
- DOI: 10.4324/9780415472180
- Set ISBN: 9780415472180
Set Contents
Women and Belief, 1852–1928
- Edited by
- Jessica Cox
- Mark Llewellyn
- Nadine Muller
Volume Contents
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Front Matter
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Introduction to Volume III By Jessica Cox; Nadine Muller
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Woman’s sphere and work, considered in the light of scripture. A Book for Young Women (London: James Nisbet and Co., 1859)
By William Landels
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Introductory
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IWoman’s Mission as defined by her Creator
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IIWoman’s Mission and Man’s Wants
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IIIWoman’s Mission and Woman’s Nature
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IVWoman’s Mission and Woman’s Qualifications
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VWoman’s Mission in the Marriage and Maternal Relations
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VIWoman’s Mission in her Unmarried State
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VIIWoman’s Mission in Various Occupations
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VIIIWoman’s Mission in Reference to Religion
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5The Influence of Christianity on the Position and Character of Woman: A sermon [on Romans xvi.1] (Calcutta: T. J. M’Arthur, Bishop’s College Press, 1859) By W. Kay
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6Female Ministry; or, Woman’s Right to Preach the Gospel (1859; London: Morgan & Chase, 1870) By Mrs. Booth
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7Woman’s work: a speech delivered in the Lower House of Convocation on Tuesday, July 19, 1861 (London: Rivingtons, 1862) By Richard Seymour
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8Plea for modern prophetesses (Glasgow: George Callie, 1866) By Miss I. T. Armstrong
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Female Franchise. Have Women Immortal Souls? The popular belief disputed. (London: Frederick Farrah, 1868)
By A Clerk in Holy Orders
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