Publisher's Synopsis
Marietta Holley's "Samantha on the Woman Question" is a sharp and humorous satire exploring women's rights in the 19th century. Through witty prose and keen observation, Holley examines the societal expectations and limitations placed upon women during a pivotal era. This classic work of fiction tackles serious issues of suffrage and feminism with a light touch, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking. A valuable piece of literary history, "Samantha on the Woman Question" offers insight into the ongoing struggle for equality and the enduring power of humor as a tool for social commentary. Readers interested in the history of feminism and 19th-century literature will appreciate Holley's insightful and comedic approach to a critical subject.
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