Frances Wright was a Scottish writer and reformer who became a prominent lecturer on social justice. A pioneer in advocating for universal education, the abolition of slavery, and equal rights for women, she often faced sharp criticism from clergy and the press. Her writings and public addresses tackled pressing social and political issues of her time in America. Wright was unafraid to challenge established norms, and her radical ideas influenced the formation of reform movements during her era.
In this collection of thought-provoking lectures, Frances Wright challenges conventional wisdom and offers a visionary perspective on a range of social issues. Covering topics such as women's rights, religion, and abolitionism, Wright's lectures are as relevant today as they were when she delivered them nearly two centuries ago. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of progressive thought in America.
This collection of lectures offers an engaging and insightful survey of historical and political topics, including the French Revolution, American democracy, and the abolition of slavery. Written and delivered by Frances Wright, a pioneering feminist and social reformer, this book provides a thought-provoking and inspiring perspective on the issues of her day.
Written in the form of a travelogue, this book chronicles the author's experiences and reflections during her brief stay in Athens. Through her observations and interactions with locals, she provides insights into Greek history, culture, and politics.
In this eloquent and moving collection of her own writings, pioneering feminist and social reformer Frances Wright provides a compelling portrait of one of the most important figures of the 19th century. From her efforts to build a new society in the Americas to her campaigns for women's rights and abolition, Wright's life and work continue to inspire and challenge us today.
A book about how one event can change the dynamics and relationships between a group of close friends and relatives.
This book is an exciting biographical narrative reflecting the true story of a rural family born and reared in the Deep South. It is presented in a collection of illuminating short story and incidents revealing delightful, difficult, and sometimes complicated experiences of their childhood. This narrative was written by Frances McMillan Wright, one who was born and raised in Mount Pleasant, Florida. It is an excellent read for the whole family. This Book is available at all online bookstores and some local book stores. Get a copy today!
(Learn and Live Situations) with a Message of Growth Through Poems, Scriptures and Skits
Daily we face circumstances of things we know as life. As we go from day to day some new things comes our way like the parts of a puzzle . We struggle sometimes to make sense of it or Just to endure it, or cope. We analyze it and sometime we even complain or sometimes we feel like our problems should be blamed on others. Taking responsibility for own lives give us a upward look for we know that God has a purpose and plan for each of our lives and our destiny is not left up to chance but is a matter of choice. Our attitudes determines our altitudes. We learn as we go through the pages of life. We grow if we would put in practice the good things we know. So let us together with these ideals in mind, LIVE AND LEARN.