Memoirs of Fanny Newell

This book is a collection of memoirs written by Fanny Newell, a lesser-known writer, who supported emancipation during the abolition era. The memoirs cover her family life, educational background and work as a teacher as well as her perceptive insights into the politics of the era. This book may serve as an interesting source for readers seeking insights into the lives of women writers of the 19th century and into the historical and political background of that time.

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