Englishwoman's Journal; Volume 1

This collection of essays, stories, and poetry was published in the mid-19th century as a way to showcase the writing talents of women in England. The journal was known for its progressive views on women's rights and social issues, and attracted a wide range of contributors from all walks of life.

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