From “on making an agreeable marriage” by jane austen —his situation in life, family, friends, & above all his character—his uncommonly amiable mind, strict principles, just notions, good habits—all that you know so well how to value, all that really is of the first importance—everything of this nature pleads his cause most strongly.—you have no doubt of his having superior abilities—he has proved it at the university—he is i dare say such a scholar as your agreeable, idle brothers would ill bear a comparison with. based on the details in this passage, what traits did women of the time value in a suitor? superior attitude and conceitsocial position, good character, and academic achievementdisregard for family and friendsgood looks, a generous fortune, and a large estate

Based on the details in this passage, the traits that women of the time valued in a suitor were social position, good character, and academic achievement.

Social position because of her mention of "his situation in life, family, friends"; good character due to her mention of "his uncommonly amiable mind, strict principles, just notions, good habits"; and finally, academic achievement because of her mention of "his [...] superior abilities—he has proved it at the University—he is I dare say such a Scholar as your agreeable, idle Brothers would ill bear a comparison with."

"freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.

the four freedoms were goals articulated by united states president franklin d. roosevelt on january 6, 1941"

it is about the use of non animal tested cosmetics.