Part one of term paper
"Yes, ye lordly, ye haughty sex, our souls are by nature equal to yours; the same breath of God animates, enlivens, and invigorates us; and that we are not fallen lower than yourselves"(Murray 1061) , a patriot and a feminist, was educated in the classics with her brother and considered women and men intellectually equal. As a novelist, essay ...

Part two of term paper
... topics, including female education, racial prejudice, equality of the sexes, the value of self-esteem, and theories of universal salvation. Murray reveals her unwavering commitment to human rights in her literary endeavors. Murray considered men and women to be intellectually equal and advocated intellectual independence for single and married woman. It was her belief that if woman had enough respect for themselves as people, they would not see marriage as a haven or as a way to gain respectabilit ...