For the week of February 26-28, read about the feminist issues of the Victorian Period, and read excerpts from the works of Thomas Carlyle.

For Tuesday, February 21, read the following works that deal with the "Woman Question" (about 16-17 pages):

• the introduction to the "Woman Question," p. 1719
• from John Stuart Mill's The Subjection of Women, pp. 1155.  (about 10 pages).
• Ellis's "The Women of England: Their Social Duties and Domestic Habits," p. 1721
• Patmore's "The Angel in the House," p. 1723
• "The Great Social Evil," p. 1728
• Mulock's "A Woman's Thoughts about Women," p. 1732
• Nightingale's "Cassandra," p. 1734

• "Queen Victoria at Eighteen," p. 1070.
• pick one of the following:
• "Samuel Taylor Coleridge at Fifty-Three," p. 1070
• "William Wordsworth in His Seventies," p. 1074
• "Alfred Tennyson at Thirty-Four," p. 1076
• from Sartor Resartus, read "Natural Supernaturalism," p. 1096
• from Past and Present, read "Democracy," p. 1110, and read "Captains of Industry," p. 1115.