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Leo Curtis
reviewed Thoughts On The Advancement Of Academical Education In England (1827) on July 30, 2011
Thoughts On The Advancement Of Academical Education In England
Say it with me in the back: "Benevolent Sexism!!!"
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I'll leave you with this great anecdote of E. H. Clarke's philosophy:
"I once saw, in the streets of Coblentz, a woman and a donkey yoked to the same cart, while a man, with a whip in his hand, drove the team. The bystanders did not seem to look upon the moving group as if it were an unusual spectacle. The donkey appeared to be the most intelligent and refined of the three."
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