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Wikner/ and later listened to Gustaf Bjork-
lund' on the philosophy of Bostrom.^ These
thinkers, however, did not engross her mind
so much as did Spencer, Mill, Darwin, Taine,
Brandes, and Max Miiller.
She came in personal touch with Fru Sophie
Adlersparre, whose Tidskn'ft for Hemmet
{Home Journal) had strongly influenced her
since childhood, and had made her an eager
adherent of the movement for the liberation
of women; though her own position held no
pathos, she recognised that of others. She
herself had received, as a gift, the freedom
for which others must battle.
Fru Adlersparre, who was always glad to
discover and use young talent, encouraged
Ellen to write for her journal, and, besides
reports of lectures, translations, and reviews
of books, Ellen Key now began to contribute
original articles.
It is not likely that she would have come
before the public of her own accord, as neither
' Pontus Wikner, Swedish philosopher.—Translator's footnote.
' Gustaf Bjorklund, prominent in the International Peace
Movement and author of Death and Immortality, translated into
English and published by the Open Court Publishing Company.
—Translator's footnote.
i C. J. Bostrom, the foremost philosopher of Sweden.—Trans-
lator's footnote.
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