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54 Ellen Key
his daughter, who became his private secretary,
sometimes writing original articles for Dagens
Nyheter {The Daily News). As those of her
father's dictation were also in her handwriting,
the editor took for granted that all were the
work of Emil Key. Style and contents seemed
equally good in all. This proves how thor-
oughly familiar Ellen had made herself with
the questions at issue, otherwise she could not
have shown such practical knowledge of affairs
and insight into existing political conditions.
During those early years in Stockholm,
when Ellen Key lived there with her parents,
they had an apartment in the Bondeska
Palatset at Rosenbad. When this old relic
of the aristocratic grandeur of Sweden was
torn down recently, the following appeared
in one of the papers of the capital: "This
house also was inhabited, during the Riksdag
sessions, by the old veteran of the House of
Knights, Adam Christian Raab, father of
Hugo Raab, first chief of the General Staff,
and step-father of Emil Key, Liberal Speaker
in the Riksdag. He himself was a liberal-
minded man, and the standard-bearers of the
new times often gathered in his home for
lively debates and hot discussions of the
questions of the day. Those were times
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