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Literary
June 1, 1849
The Liberator
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
What is this article about?
Editorial notice directing attention to an essay titled 'Woman in the Present' by Mrs. Caroline W. H. Dall, promoting inquiry into women's rights, which are equated to men's and to be asserted on grounds of God and common humanity, amid community ignorance and prejudices.
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WOMAN IN THE PRESENT.
We direct the special attention of all our readers to the admirable essay, with this title, on our last page, from the pen of a gifted writer, Mrs. Caroline W. H. Dall. It will do something—much, we believe—towards exciting inquiry and discussion on a most important subject, in regard to which there is great ignorance and many absurd prejudices in the community. The rights of woman (of which we hear so little) are precisely the same as the rights of man (of which we hear so much)—and they are to be claimed and asserted in the name of God and a common humanity.
We direct the special attention of all our readers to the admirable essay, with this title, on our last page, from the pen of a gifted writer, Mrs. Caroline W. H. Dall. It will do something—much, we believe—towards exciting inquiry and discussion on a most important subject, in regard to which there is great ignorance and many absurd prejudices in the community. The rights of woman (of which we hear so little) are precisely the same as the rights of man (of which we hear so much)—and they are to be claimed and asserted in the name of God and a common humanity.
What sub-type of article is it?
Essay
What themes does it cover?
Liberty Freedom
Political
What keywords are associated?
Women's Rights
Equality
Prejudices
Humanity
Discussion
Literary Details
Subject
Women's Rights
Key Lines
The Rights Of Woman (Of Which We Hear So Little) Are Precisely The Same As The Rights Of Man (Of Which We Hear So Much)—And They Are To Be Claimed And Asserted In The Name Of God And A Common Humanity.