The late Madame Dudevant (Georges Sand), 1876. Engraving from a photograph by P. Verdot of Chateauroux. 'Aurore Dupin inspired with high-flown ideas of human liberty and equality; of social democracy, the right of woman to make herself a was taught as a girl all manner of masculine accomplishments, fencing and shooting as well as [Her] jealous of her regard for M. Jules Sandeau, a law years her was a quarrel, and a legal separation, Madame Dudevant purchasing her conjugal emancipation by the sacrifice of her paternal
The late Madame Dudevant (Georges Sand), 1876. Engraving from a photograph by P. Verdot of Chateauroux. 'Aurore Dupin inspired with high-flown ideas of human liberty and equality; of social democracy, the right of woman to make herself a was taught as a girl all manner of masculine accomplishments, fencing and shooting as well as [Her] jealous of her regard for M. Jules Sandeau, a law years her was a quarrel, and a legal separation, Madame Dudevant purchasing her conjugal emancipation by the sacrifice of her paternal was in the Figaro that she began, writing jointly or alternately with Jules Sandeau under a common name, that of "Georges Sand," which seemed to imply a male then started upon a very brilliant career of independent authorship'. From "Illustrated London News", 1876.
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