How does ellis define middle-class english women, and why does she address her book specifically to them?

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g100num [7]2 years ago

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Ellis defined middle-class English women as the “pillars of family life”.

She addressed her book specifically to middle-class English women because, according to her, it is not appropriate for them to be “exempt from the domestic duties which call forth the best energies of the female character”, despite being employed in jobs related to trade and manufacturing,

Ellis wrote beautifully about the social and familial responsibilities of women in her society. In keeping with her time, Mrs. Ellis asserted that women also needed to uphold a high moral standard and seek out noble causes to which they might devote themselves. Ellis represents Britain's rich class; the common classes would hardly recognize Ellis' beliefs and actions.

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