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Identifier: womaninallagesin09butl (find matches)
Title: Woman: in all ages and in all countries
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Butler, Pierce, 1873- Thieme, Hugo P. (Hugo Paul), 1870-1940 Schoenfeld, Hermann, 1861-1926 Pollard, Edward B James, Bartlett Burleigh, 1867-1953 Effinger, John Robert, 1869- Larus, John Ruse, 1858- Carroll, Mitchell, 1870-1925 Brittain, Alfred
Subjects: Women
Publisher: Philadelphia, Printed for subscribers only, G. Barrie & sons
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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THE WOMEN OF THE MANORS 133 off yhovv. Ywryten at Pevensey in the castell, on SayntJacobe day last past. ** By yhowr awnn pore, J. Pelham.^^ To my trew Lorde/ While her position gave her equal rank with her hus-band, it also laid upon the lady of the manor the caresnatural to her station. A great lady had always herbodyguard of maidens, and the lord his following of pages,these young people being thus provided for that theymight receive the training of gentility and courtesy whichwere the essentials in the character of the noble personsof the times. These maidens, who were intrusted to thecare of the lady of the manor, had to be trained in alldomestic accomplishments as well as in polite attainments.It is singular that this custom of sending children fromhome was often interpreted by foreigners as an evidenceof a lack of parental affection; and, indeed, it did at timesfurnish a means of easy riddance of daughters whosetempers were incompatible with those of their parents, orwhose self

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