Hansine Pouline Andræ née Schack (1817-1898) was an early Danish feminist who proposed changes to Denmark's marriage liturgy for the benefit of women. Her diaries (1854-58), reflecting her opinions on politics and parliamentary debates, provide a precious historical account of the times.
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Hansine Pouline Andræ née Schack (1817-1898) was an early Danish feminist who proposed changes to Denmark's marriage liturgy for the benefit of women. Her diaries (1854-58), reflecting her opinions on politics and parliamentary debates, provide a precious historical account of the times. They were published by her son Poul Andræ in three volumes from 1914 to 1920.
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