A Treatise on Domestic Economy; For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at SchoolBeecher, Catharine Esther
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A Treatise on Domestic Economy; For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School
Beecher, Catharine Esther
Home economics
West, on female hardships in the, 46.
Wheat, unbolted, 105.
Whitening, of lace veils, 293.
Of other articles, 296.
Whitewashing, 279.
Wicks, 282.
Winter, air and sleep in, 125.
Women, European contempt for, 30.
American esteem for, 30.
Influence of, on individuals and nations, 37.
Exercise taken by English, 45.
Responsibleness of, 52.
Eating without being hungry, 98.
Responsibility of, as to intemperance, 106.
Precedence given to, in America, 141.
Importance and difficulty of their duties, 155.
General principles for, 158;
frequent inversion of them, 160.
Men engaged in their work, 164, 165.
On their keeping accounts of expenditures, 173, 174.
Imagining themselves domestics, 205.
_See_ American women.
Wood, for fuel, 280.
Wooden ware, 321.
Woodhouses, 273, 276, 277.
Woollens, on washing, 289.
Workbaskets, 325.
Y.
Yellows, the, 350.
Young children, female influence on their character, 37.
Mismanagement of, 43.
Management of, 42, 220.
Animal food for, 220.
At the Albany Orphan Asylum, 222.
Intellectual and moral training of, 223.
Three habits for, 224.
On distancing, 226.
On appreciating their enjoyments and pursuits, 227.
Keeping them happy, 231.
On ridiculing, 231.
Modesty and propriety in, 233.
Impurity of thought in, 233.
Young Ladies' Friend, cited, 134.
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