"The right of direction.
"The right of education.
"The right of consent to the marriage of their children.
"A law requiring the investigation of paternity.
"The creation of a family council to decide on serious disagreements between father and mother.
"For women:
"Admission to guardianship and the family council.
"Admission to all professions.
"Admission within the bounds of their capabilities and duties to public offices."
It is evident that Legouvé has but one end, that of advancing the emancipation of women a single step; he does not demand all that he believes just, but all that seems to him mature and possible.