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Keshub Chunder Sen

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In carrying out the work of female education great impediments, some of them of an almost insuperable character, had to be overcome, and many defects had to be rectified.
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Speech delivered at the East India Association, London, on 13th May 1870. See Female Education in India for full speech.

 
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