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Removal of Family to Stockholm 59
vigianism. It seemed to her to illustrate the
untenability of any compromise between
Christianity and absolute Liberalism.
The following year in Stockholm, she met
Magdalen Thoresen.' A friendship which
lasted for life sprang up between them, and
Ellen Key often went to Copenhagen to visit
Magdalen, who retained her attractiveness
and beauty of spirit even in her old age.
Between thirty and forty, Ellen made other
journeys important to her development. She
attended the World's Fair in Vienna in 1873
with her father, who went abroad for the pur-
pose of studying Reform Schools and Children's
Asylums in the interest of Norregard, Kalmar,
an institution of similar kind, of which he was
executor after his father-in-law, Count Posse.
During these visits Ellen Key conceived a
hatred for all kinds of institutions for children.
In Berlin, Dresden, Vienna, Venice, Florence,
Paris, London, and Cassel the glories of art
met Ellen's eyes. Her mind was well pre-
pared by her own readings, as well as by the
series of art lectures she had attended in
prosecuted in Copenhagen because of his boldly expressed
opinions on theological subjects.—Translator's footnote.
' Danish- Norwegian author and stepmother to Ibsen's wife.
Translator's footnote.
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