Frances Wright Quotes

There Is A Vulgar Persuasion, That The Ignorance Of Women, By Favoring Their Subordination, Ensures Their Utility. 'Tis The Same Argument Employed By The Ruling Few Against The Subject Many In Aristocracies; By The Rich Against The Poor In Democracies; By The Learned Professions Against The People In All Countries.

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