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Маркиз де Кюстин, правда, не писал о женских правах собственности, но отметил много различий между русскими и европейскими дамами. Первые были, по его словам, «политическими амазонками» и часто вмешивались в государственные дела: Кюстин А. де. Россия в 1839 году/ Ред. В. Мильчина. М., 1996. Т. 2. С. 51.

См., например: Ostrogorski M.Ia. The Rights of Women: A Comparative Study in History and Legislation. London, 1893. P. 231. Автор пишет: «Россия… обладающая наименее либеральными институтами в Европе, располагает самыми либеральными законами в отношении гражданской правоспособности женщин».