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Language and Gender Revision Booklet - Southam College
women had a "preference for veiled and indirect expressions" which preclude them from being as effective as men. women had a debilitating effect upon the language and it was reasonable for men "certainly with great justice [to] object that there is a danger of the language becoming languid and insipid if we are to
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