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Frances Wright   /frˈænsɪs raɪt/   Listen
Frances Wright

noun
1.
United States early feminist (born in Scotland) (1795-1852).  Synonyms: Fanny Wright, Wright.






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... that either sex is incomplete without the other. Man is an incomplete individual without woman. Hence a religion, a doctrine, a social institution founded by one sex alone is incomplete, and can never be adequate to the wants of the race or a definite order. This idea was also entertained by Frances Wright, and appears to be entertained by all our Women's Rights folk of either sex. The old civilization was masculine, not male and female as God made man. Hence its condemnation. The Saint-Simonians, therefore, proposed to place ...
— Library Of The World's Best Literature, Ancient And Modern, Vol 6 • Various



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