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The 19th century gave a predominant position to education, as the most significant instrument for changing women's subjugated position in society. The spread of education made them aware of their rights and privileges in society. By their untiring efforts, it was proved beyond doubt that men were no longer 'tiny gods' for women and women no longer 'dolls' or 'footstools' for men. Both are equally fitted to help each other.
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