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Fredrique Hammarstedt

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independent life, she maintained a theoretically conservative world view. An anecdote is known about the contrast between her conservative views and the fact that she lived the life of an independent woman in practice. According to this, she once expressed her dislike of the women's movement, and was
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Fredrique Hammarstedt was a successful celebrity businesswoman, who progressively developed her school to become less of a finishing school and more of a serious educational institution. She was appreciated by the parents of her students for her conservative views, such as her strict adherence to the
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contradicted by one of her former students: "And yet, I know of no other woman as emancipated as aunt. Well, to reside in another place than your husband, to continue living there almost the entire marriage and to support yourself and your children by yourself - surely that is rather emancipated!"
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and refounded it as her own. Her school was one of the most fashionable institutions for women's education in the Swedish capital during her life time, attracting aristocratic students from both Sweden and Finland, and as its principal she was an important and well known public figure at the time.
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State Church after the introduction of freedom of religion. In 1855, she married the clergyman Gustaf Hammarstedt, vicar of the Danviken Parish, with whom she had six daughters, but because of their professions, the couple lived in separated residences. However, despite her
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She was born to the tobacco merchan Teodor Benjamin Unge (d. 1827) and Antoinetta Lovisa HĂ„rd af Segerstad. She was one of the first students of the
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Content in this edit is translated from the existing Swedish Knowledge (XXG) article at ]; see its history for attribution.
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She also managed a charity soup kitchen in the school dining room.
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LĂ€rarnas historia. De enskilda skolorna under 1800-talet.
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in Stockholm in 1855-1881. She took over the school from
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She was the founder and principal of the girls' school
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Frederique Hammarstedt
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Wallinska skolan
Cecilia Fryxell
Hammarstedtska skolan
Sophia Posse
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Idun, nr 33, 1922
Idun. Nummer 35. 1892
Hammarstedt Fredrique, samling
Ord och Bild / TrettiofjÀrde ÄrgÄngen. 1925
LĂ€rarnas historia. De enskilda skolorna under 1800-talet.
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