The Service Of The Poor - Stephen, Caroline Emelia
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""The Service of the Poor"" is a book written by Caroline Emelia Stephen in 1871. The book is an inquiry into the reasons for and against the establishment of religious sisterhoods for charitable purposes. Stephen examines the history and practices of religious sisterhoods, and she discusses the benefits and drawbacks of their work. She considers the role of women in charitable work and the potential benefits of establishing sisterhoods to provide care for the poor and sick. Stephen also addresses the objections to the establishment of religious sisterhoods, including concerns about their…mehr

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""The Service of the Poor"" is a book written by Caroline Emelia Stephen in 1871. The book is an inquiry into the reasons for and against the establishment of religious sisterhoods for charitable purposes. Stephen examines the history and practices of religious sisterhoods, and she discusses the benefits and drawbacks of their work. She considers the role of women in charitable work and the potential benefits of establishing sisterhoods to provide care for the poor and sick. Stephen also addresses the objections to the establishment of religious sisterhoods, including concerns about their financial sustainability and their potential to undermine traditional gender roles. Overall, ""The Service of the Poor"" provides a thoughtful and nuanced exploration of the role of religious sisterhoods in charitable work and their place in society.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
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Caroline Emelia Stephen (1834-1909) was a notable English Quaker writer, historian, and social reformer. Born into a prominent Quaker family, she was deeply influenced by the values and traditions of the Society of Friends, which shaped much of her work and advocacy. Stephen is best known for her contributions to the historical and social literature surrounding the Quaker community. Her writings often focused on the principles, history, and impact of Quakerism, reflecting her commitment to documenting and preserving the Quaker heritage. One of her most significant works is "Quaker Strongholds," in which she explores the history and influence of Quaker communities. In addition to her historical and religious writings, Stephen was an active social reformer. She was involved in various humanitarian efforts, including work with the poor and support for women's rights. Her advocacy extended to promoting social justice and educational reform, aligning with Quaker values of equality and service to others. Stephen's contributions to literature and social reform were rooted in her deep religious faith and her dedication to the Quaker way of life. Her work continues to be valued for its insightful exploration of Quaker history and principles.