THE
MOTHERS OF ENGLAND;
THEIR
INFLUENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY.
BY MRS. ELLIS,
author of "the women of england," "the wives of england,"
"the minister's family." etc. etc.
NEW-YORK.
D. APPLETON & CO., 200 BROADWAY.
PHILADELPHIA:
GEORGE & APPLETON, 148 CHESTNUT ST.
MDCCCXLIV.
CONTENTS.
3 | |
A Mother's First Thoughts | 5 |
Authority, Influence, and Example | 20 |
The Use of a Mind | 39 |
Elements of Character | 57 |
Generosity and Affection | 71 |
Individual and Social Happiness | 90 |
Moral Courage and Worldly-Mindedness. | 111 |
General Duties of a Mother | 133 |
Hints on Education | 150 |
On the Training of Boys | 164 |
On the Training of Girls | 187 |
On Religious Influence | 210 |

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