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On the basis of this thesis, the university unanimously proposed to award her a lectureship. This appointment was delayed until 1906, because of political concern over her father, the procurator Werner Woldemar Söderhjelm[1], and her brother. The Emperor was also concerned that if a woman became a lecturer in Finland, the same demand would be made in Russia. Before the appointment came through, she published an essay collection on the cultural history of the Revolution and a selection of letters by Manon Roland. The appointment was eventually approved in spring 1906, when the acting chancellor August Langhoff submitted a new proposal that the Emperor accepted.[citation needed]