Woman and Her Era; Volume 1

Farnham's treatise on women's rights and gender equality was considered groundbreaking when it was first published in 1864, and it remains a powerful and inspiring work to this day. Through her writing, Farnham advocates for women's suffrage and challenges the patriarchal structures that have historically oppressed women. This book is an important artifact of the early feminist movement in America.

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