Catholic Post-Secondary Education for Women in Quebec: Its Beginnings in 1908
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Catholic Post-Secondary Education for Women in Quebec: Its Beginnings in 1908
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| Abstract |
The Catholic Church in Quebec, which controlled both English-language and French-language Catholic education in the province, consented in 1908 to the opening of a new dual classical college for women – L’école supérieure d’enseignement pour les jeunes filles, and its parallel English institution, Notre-Dame Collegiate Institute. The English language collegiate was later re-named Marianopolis College. The author outlines the battle undertaken by some members of the Congregation of Notre Dame with the male Catholic Church hierarchy to allow women to receive a college degree.
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The Canadian Catholic Historical Association/Historical Studies
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Vol. 59
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37-48
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1992
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en
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Huntley-Maynard, Jean. “Catholic Post-Secondary Education for Women in Quebec: Its Beginnings in 1908.” The Canadian Catholic Historical Association/Historical Studies Vol. 59 (1992): 37–48. http://journal.cchahistory.ca/journal/CCHA1992/Huntley-Maynard.pdf.
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