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The biography traces the subject's upbringing, early employment, and progression into a public writer, detailing her educational theories and a landmark argument for women's rights. It follows her travels and residence abroad, intimate relationships and their complications, and sustained literary activity amid controversy. The author assesses contemporary reactions and hostile posthumous judgments, considers responses by close associates, and reproduces accounts of the last months. Interwoven are analyses of major works and the social and intellectual contexts that shaped both her ideas and reputation.
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