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Fanny Wright   /fˈæni raɪt/   Listen
Fanny Wright

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






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"Fanny Wright" Quotes from Famous Books



... than we know of elsewhere. Brownson was for a time actively interested in it, and in 1829 established a journal in support of its principles somewhere in Western New York. From him we learn that it was started in 1828 by Robert Dale Owen, Robert L. Jennings, George H. Evans, Fanny Wright, and a few other doctrinaires, foreign-born without exception, in the hope of getting control of political power so as to use it for establishing purely secular schools. Their advocacy of anti-Christian and free-love doctrines ...
— Life of Father Hecker • Walter Elliott



Words linked to "Fanny Wright" :   feminist, libber, women's rightist, Frances Wright, women's liberationist



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