Re-Echoes (1876)

Frances Power Cobbe's collection of essays and lectures provides a compelling insight into the social, political, and moral issues of the Victorian era. Covering topics such as women's rights, animal welfare, and the influence of science, her writing showcases sharp wit and a passionate commitment to social justice. Cobbe confronts controversial subjects like vivisection ethics and the limitations of organized religion, making this work a thought-provoking exploration of progressive movements in 19th-century England.