[106] Dr. Schirmacher treats Russian Poland here with Galicia, which is Austrian Poland. [Tr.]
[107] Dokumente der Frauen, November, 15, 1901.
[108] Greek conditions are analogous to conditions prevailing in Slavic countries; hence Greece will be treated here. Greece was liberated from Turkish control in 1827.
[109] There are elementary schools for boys and girls. The secondary schools for girls are private. The first of these was founded by Dr. Hill and his wife, who were Americans. Preparation for entrance to the university is optional and is carried on privately. Athens University has admitted women since 1891.
[110] The English have abolished slavery in Egypt.
[111] See Conseil des Femmes, October, 1902, for the romantic “Désenchantées” of P. Loti, and Hussein Rachimi’s “Verliebter Bey.”
[112] Compare La crise de l’orient, by Ahmed Riza.
[113] See the analogous action of the English in India.
[114] Report of the International Suffrage Congress, Washington, 1902.