Women in the 19th Century - Representative Works
Lydia Becker
Woman's Suffrage Journal [editor] (journal) 1870s
Barbara Leigh-Smith Bodichon
"A Brief Summary in Plain Language of the Most Important Laws Concerning Women, Together with a Few Observations" (essay) 1854
Charlotte Brontë
Jane Eyre (novel) 1847
Villette (novel) 1853
Emily Brontë
Wuthering Heights (novel) 1847
Anna Julia Haywood Cooper
"Womanhood a Vital Element in the Regeneration and Progress of a Race" (essay) 1886
Frederick Douglass
"Why I Became a Woman's Rights Man" (essay) 1881
George Eliot
Adam Bede (novel) 1859
Charles Fourier
"Degradation of Women in Civilization" (essay) 1808
Margaret Fuller
Woman in the Nineteenth Century (nonfiction) 1845
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Primary Sources
- Charles Fourier (Essay Date 1808)
- Nellie Weeton (Journal/Letter Dates 26 January 1810 And 15 September 1810)
- Emma Willard (Address Date 1819)
- Parisian Garment Workers (Petition Date August 1848)
- Elizabeth Cady Stanton (Speech Date 1848)
- The Sibyl (Letter Date February 1857)
- Louisa Bastian, Mary Hamelton, And Anna Long (Petition Date July 1862)
- Harriet H. Robinson (Report Date 1883)
- Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (Essay Date 1893)
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- Early Feminists
- Representations Of Women In Literature And Art In The 19Th Century
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