Another member of the group, Emily Faithfull (1835-1895), founded the Victoria press with the goal to become compositors, and she went on to be named the printer and publisher in ordinary to the queen. ... Emily Davies published The Higher Education of Women (1866), which argued that because there was no fundamental intellectual difference between women and men, both should receive the same rigorous education. ... In wealthy upper-middle-class homes with an array of servants, the homemaker met daily with the servants to clarify the tasks for the day. Among the servants were a housekeeper,...

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Not only did they have to do the housewife duties of cooking, cleaning and motherly chores but also go out and earn the money for the family undertaking jobs such as domestic servants, mill workers, as well as working on farms or shops if the wives of farmers and shop owners. ... With 1,740,800 women working as domestic servants by 1914 it was the most common job. ... For the girls who wanted get a high class job they needed to have good qualifications but women were still not allowed to go to university in the early 1800's and it was very hard to find a job without having a degree but th...

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