Maria White Lowell — a remark

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“I always say just what I think, as you see, and I trust it will not seem unlovely to you in me as a woman. I do not wish to appear so, but I had rather than give up what I think is truly and undeniably one of woman’s rights in common with men.”

Defence of frank speech as a right belonging equally to women · Letter to Charles F. Briggs, c. 1844–45

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Maria White Lowell

8 July 1821–27 October 1853

In the brilliant constellation of nineteenth-century New England intellectuals, Maria White Lowell shines with a particular poignancy—not merely because her light was extinguished too soon, but because her influence radiated far beyond the slim volume of verses published after her death. Born Anna Maria White on July…

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