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  1. New York Town Criticized for Lack of Women's Education
    date January 16, 1828 to March, 1828map SENECA, New Yorktags Women's Seminaries, Education, women's education

    On January 16, 1828 The Geneva Gazette, a newspaper in Geneva, New York, published an article from an anonymous citizen. The article was addressed to the paper’s editor and criticized the lack of an adequate establishment for the education of young ladies in the town. The author argued that women’s education was necessary in order for women to better educate their children. Two months later, in...

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