An Address On Female Education

This historical speech from 1827 discusses the importance of female education in America. The speaker argues that women should receive more comprehensive instruction in order to better fulfill their roles as wives and mothers, and to contribute more fully to society as a whole. A fascinating piece of early 19th century educational and feminist history.

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