Edmond Perrier's Victorian Museum

Concerning women's education people thought women shouldd to be exempted. It was not necessary to give them access to scientific and economic instruction. The only meaningful instruction was for the mother and lady of house role. Sometimes, lesons about literature and history were given to wealthy women. This knowledge was necessary for their social life. Women who wished to learn a subject like maths,or science were victims of sacarstic remarks.

Men said that studying was not in their nature and could make them sick.