Category: History - Other

The Queen's Daughters in India

PROPHETESS OF THE TRUTH IN CHRIST JESUS; LOVER OF HOLY JUSTICE; FRIEND OF OUTCAST WOMEN; LEADER OF "THE NEW ABOLITIONISTS"; WHOM GOD HATH ANOINTED WITH HIS OWN PECULIAR JOY. BECAUSE, IN THE SPIRIT OF HER MASTER, SHE HATH "LOVED RIGHTEOUSNESS AND HATED INIQUITY."

Chapters

1. Part 1

PROPHETESS OF THE TRUTH IN CHRIST JESUS; LOVER OF HOLY JUSTICE; FRIEND OF OUTCAST WOMEN; LEADER OF "THE NEW ABOLITIONISTS"; WHOM GOD HATH ANOINTED WITH HIS OWN PECULIAR JOY. BEC...

2. Part 2

It was so recognised and pronounced upon by the newspapers of India, which favoured licensed vice. Commenting on the new Cantonments Act one newspaper said: "The religious fanat...

3. Part 3

At other times we had opportunities to revisit this large chakla. There were about one hundred inmates, and accommodations for many more. The building was scarcely less than a h...

4. Part 4

But to return to the Lock Hospital mentioned. The nurse produced the records for our examination. In the correspondence book was the copy of a letter from the military surgeon,...

5. Part 5

The leader of the sixty-one thousand and more, Mrs. Josephine Butler, answers to the statement of the one hundred and twenty-three: "The confidence of ultimate victory based on...

6. Part 6

Over and over again has this criminal Law, when caught sneaking about, denied his real name. Like a fatal birthmark, which no power can eradicate, so this abomination has its bi...

7. Part 7

A few days later General Chapman came before the Committee and testified with regard to the Circular Memorandum: "It was prepared at Simla, after the Commander-in-Chief [Lord Ro...

8. Part 8

At about the time of the report of the Departmental Committee, there was formed in England an association with the object of securing the re-establishment of legalized vice in I...

9. Part 9

_Précis of Circulars issued in the Quartermaster General's Department regarding the adoption of stringent Measures to reduce the chances of Venereal Disease spreading more widel...

10. Part 10

The weakest point of Lady Henry's letter is the erroneous assumption on which it is based: that her proposals themselves were moral, and that if the Government had instituted re...