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young Ringneck Doves
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Beautiful Female Sun Conure Baby for sale
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waterslager canaries, young singers
I have a few young waterslager singers available. Born between January and June 2013. They are $100 each. Sorry no shipping.
I have 5 that need new home will sell or all together or separate $75 each please let me know thanks This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
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seeking an unrelated pair of owl finches... I am an hour from Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville
Aviary and birds
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We have 2 baby blue crowned conures and 3 baby sun conures. They were hand fed from the egg. we love our baby birds and wont let them go to just any home. our aim is to let them go to a forever home. A lot of work love dedication and money has been put into these babies so they are not free. we won't rehome our babies to bird flippers like that lady who promises a good home for people's pet birds and then sell them at that flea market alongside I-71. Please only email me if you are serious. Please ...
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It wasn't the way Mike Garcia drew it up and the longtime Hutch coach wasn't completely satisfied with some of the things he saw on Thursday, but there's no arguing the end result - nor is there any arguing Saffle's worth to the Salthawks. "I knew I had to win the match and win it by more than eight points," said Saffle, whose record improved to 14-4 heading into today's Newton Tournament of Champions, a two-day grind that will feature 28 of the best teams in the region. "We got tied up and (Johnson) opened up. I saw it right away. It was there. I saw it and I took advantage of it." Once Johnson went to the mat, there was little doubt, Saffle said. "Once I got him on his back, I knew I had him," he said. "What I did tonight to help the team is far bigger than anything. Personal goals are second to the team." It's why Garcia had little doubt his senior would come through. "I think he kind of likes being in that situation," Garcia said. "He does good with it. Heavyweights are supposed to do that. He's done that a few times for us so I felt confident with him going out there." It's a few others that give Garcia reason for pause. The Salthawks lost a couple of matches in overtime, including once when Dominique Hoover was pinned in the final second of an overtime match. "We've got great kids, but they're just not getting it done," Garcia said. "We're almost there, but we've got to find a way to get there." Give some credit to the Mustangs, who featured a lineup of nine freshman, a sophomore, three juniors and a senior. They might have been young, but their experience on the mat showed. "A lot of these kids have been in kids wrestling for years," said Salina Central coach Shannon Peters. "We're more experienced than some people might think. I really thought that looking at the lineup, we had a chance." As it turned out, the Mustangs lost the 182-pound match - a battle of freshmen that Peters thought his team would have an advantage. Not so. Hutch freshman Cody Curl needed just 1:21 to pin Mike McMullen. "You think you have it figured out," Peters said. "That turned out to be the difference in the meet." Hutch jumped out to a quick lead in the meet, thanks to victories by Sam Vasquez and Hagen Kent and pins from Zach Carpenter and Derrick Brown. But Central won the next five matches - the final of those matches a thrilling victory by 170-pounder Jack Helvey when each wrestler made big scoring moves in the final 5 seconds to force an overtime period that Helvey would eventually end with a final-second pin fall. That gave Central a 24-18 lead, but Curl's pin squared the match at 24.
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My go-to pizza crust recipe. Just made again for supper. Have been making this since it was published in 2009. After it rises I usually divide the dough in 2 and do one for pizza and make garlic fingers with the other.
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Is There a Chance the Banks Will Break Up?
FBN's Charlie Gasparino argues bank break up talks will be taken up after the election.
Jul 26, 2012
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So the topic of breaking up the banks making the rounds never Charlie Gasparino told us on Tuesday this is a major topic being discussed inside the big banks on Wall Street.
And -- Capitol Hill -- that the momentum is growing take.
Let's say the words you heard it here first on Fox Business I could tell you this might have happened two weeks -- where the first reported.
This debate has moved out of the theoretical into something that people are actually talking about.
It's be debated at the banks they're talking about -- banks to talking on Capitol Hill.
Whether it happens I can't tell you but I'll tell -- there's going to be some sort of there's momentum grow here and you heard it here first.
So what are realistic chances that the banks are breaking out how big of a deal is it becoming Charlie Gasparino.
Has the latest.
As I said its move that of the -- -- We heard.
Every prominent member of the banking community -- they helped create universal -- sandy -- out there yesterday saying they should break -- up.
I have my own processing and well besides the fact that -- and maybe one of the most corrupt organizations in the world which was Citigroup under it is on this watch -- billions of dollars in fines.
And it took him.
Whatever fifteen years to figure out as a problem but let's get back to sort of need an issue at hand is there a chance -- -- are gonna break up.
So let the facts pretty pretty pretty -- -- -- lay out everything pretty factual decide for yourself.
I know sources -- on the Fox Business Network that there's a little enthusiasm.
Either in the Obama administration.
Or -- -- with the Romney people for brain -- up the brain banks and area at least right now they are not talking about it they don't see it as an issue.
And you know they're still not even going there and if you noticed Tim Geithner.
I've I believe he was asked by somebody has some reporting to say about this whole issue break of the banks and kind of -- -- -- that's he's the Treasury Secretary.
So that's what you right inside that spill did to the two places -- will likely run the White House right now very little enthusiasm.
We should point out that when I talk to congressional staffers they say.
The issue if it will be taken up and you know momentum is building to be taken -- back as as we first reported can be done after the election this is not something that I think they're gonna.
Argue about in the election I mean I think what we have in the election right now is unemployment GDP growth we're gonna get a GDP number tomorrow.
But people scene is going to be a pretty lousy one point 5% growth.
We had a decent jobs report today but the economies front and center in this election I don't think breaking up the banks is something that -- side is gonna -- -- and I can tell you the congressional staffers.
-- saying this is a post election issue when the momentum grows.
We should point out that the big banks are lobbying against this -- that had to tell you know that was my tip off this was a big story three days go before anybody else was talking about this.
Banks are lobbying congress to taking the temperature about the congress and -- even go so far and you know this is what I've been told by staffers as to say listen.
You know this is a big issue for us I mean that you we've we've heard from Jamie Dimon.
He is wedded to the universal bank model he thinks that's the best way to compete with big big multi national -- -- -- know global banks.
They will withhold money from congressional staffers -- from from from lawmakers.
Who oppose a modest as they think this is fundamental to the survival in a in a global -- banking competitive in the universe so that's where we are right now I will say this despite all that.
I'm sticking to my guns and as you heard it on the Fox Business Network first.
This is an issue that we'll have to be taken up it's going to be -- up after elections.
It'll be either of the Romney administration or the Obama administration -- kicking and screaming -- this is -- say this.
Particularly if the Republicans.
Win control of the senate keep the house.
You know Dodd-Frank is probably.
Not gonna be totally implemented right it's going to be an issue with total implementation of that if if Romney wins this is the presidency they're -- repeal Dodd-Frank.
And we got to replace with you gotta replace with.
You know I don't think you could have five big banks were -- banks -- 60% of the financial risk out there the assets out there and have no no love regulation.
But it's been taken out of the realm of the theoretical so who's driving it that if you kind of went through all the people that would be potentially in saying that they don't take it on right now that it could strike at about how.
Ideas -- degenerated in Washington believe not to get generated by by journalists and think tanks.
And people like -- people at the American into enterprise -- -- Institute and people at Brookings and you know and people start talking about they talk about on Capitol Hill.
And then the staffers start talking about it and the staffers are very influential with their boss -- from -- what's going on out there and that's what's going on right now arm.
The dean did the bottom line is this banks cannot tell -- this is word you know I I -- how much I know.
Banks don't start lobbying and taking the temperature of stuff unless they worry about it.
And they're -- get worried about this this is being written about -- fed but fight fight Veba at work were connected at the Federal Reserve.
By other Wall Street executives takes any while out of -- I mean he is.
I it is Davis.
I don't know how any reporter.
Can sit there and -- sandy -- would this would -- straight face when he says what he said yes yesterday.
I mean this is a guy.
That destroyed Glass-Steagall is a guy that.
Push the limits on on on some of the really sort of questionable practices that would under his watch and what he was involved -- one of the major question bracken every got -- The analysts kids and does it into preschool in exchange for upgrading the stock of AT&T -- anything went haywire -- institutional up one of my big scoops while I was at the Wall Street Journal.
And this is a this is a guy that -- a lot of question marks about and plus.
He got rid of Jamie Dimon put in place executives that ramp up risk and and took down Citigroup so you know he's.
He's not exactly the best advocate for what's going on here but -- to him as we reported.
This thing is percolating getting some -- are and I think it keeps getting nice but not right now this is a post election issue and I could they Romney and Obama.
They're not going -- veterinarian anywhere -- aren't -- print up thank you so much.
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D A+F Academic Experience: Being as how I am working at being a Marine Biologist I need to take many biology classes in which they do not offer much of.
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Localized heavy snow can surprise forecasters
"Norlun trough." No, this is not a diagnosis from your doctor after complaining about lower back pain. It's a pair of words in the weather dictionary that even the avid weather watcher may not have ever heard before. Whether you are a weather enthusiast, or someone travelling anywhere in upstate or downstate New York, including New York City, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New England, you need to be aware of this feature. In fact, heavy snow could be a reality in the northeast as soon as Friday afternoon and Friday night!
Without getting overly technical, I will attempt to cut through a lot of the intellectual "weather-speak" and cut to the chase of what a Norlun trough can do and how it works. You see, the "Norlun trough" acts very much like lake effect snow because a narrow corridor of intense heavy snow occurs with this feature, while other areas get very little snow. It generates rapid snow fall rates of 2 to 6 inches per hour in a very narrow band. In addition, thundersnow is something else that can occur with both lake effect snow and snow produced by Norlun troughs. The name is quirky because it was named for two meteorologists who did research on the topic after 2 "surprise-type" snow storms dumped heavy snow in intense thin bands in New England. One occurred on March 21st in 1992 across Maine where 1 to 2 feet of snow occurred and caused some portions of New England to receive 4 to 6 inches of snow in 1 hour. The other storm occurred on February 19th in 1993 when Cape Cod received 30 inches of snow after only 3 inches was predicted. The 2 meteorologists are named Steve NOgueiRa and Weir LUNdstedt (Nor-Lun). If you really want to get into the "nuts and bolts" of their research click here. The problem with Norlun troughs is that not only can they be tough to predict like lake effect snow, but a small shift in the position of these bands will create massive different forecasts and therefore results for cities across the northeast (or anywhere else in the country).
A quick overview of their research may lose you but here is a very brief breakdown. Like lake effect snow, the "Norlun trough" is really an inverted trough that has upper level instability to concentrate intense snows. I may have already lost you. Basically, it is like a weather front that acts very much like lake effect snow because there is so much instability due to other atmospheric sources aloft where airplanes fly. The lake effect snow derives its instability because the Great Lakes are much warmer than the very cold air aloft flow in unison. The Norlun trough makes air rise dramatically into rapid instability due to vorticity advection which causes air to rise even more rapidly. There, I am done. I don't want to completely lose my web viewers. If you want more information on this, there are great web articles here and here.
I have also provided some pictures with telestration on one computer model's interpretation of how this system may hit sections of the northeast. According to this once computer model, sections of central and eastern New York state receive 5-10" of snow just by Saturday morning (Figure 2). The heavier snow east of Lake Ontario is partially due to lake effect snow. The surface Norlun trough can be seen on all 3 figures, but especially on Figure 1. The upper level instability is created by the vorticity shown on Figure 3. A secondary "Norlun trough" coupled with lake effect snow will reinvigorate this snow across much of central and eastern New York and New England Saturday and Saturday night.
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In all my time of studying birds, there's one topic that always elicits a reaction—when I say birds can't smell or taste.
I'm not surprised that many people have an opinion on this subject. After watching birds select only certain types of seeds, fruit and suet from backyard feeders, it's difficult to believe birds don't rely on smell or taste to determine what to eat.
Even the experts can't agree, despite more than a century of research and debate. The results of studies in this area are often contradictory or simply inconclusive.
However, one fact is almost certain. Birds depend less on the senses of smell and taste than people do.
Most birds have little use for the sense of smell. The odors of food, prey, enemies or mates quickly disperse in the wind. Birds possess olfactory glands, but they're not well developed in most species, including the songbirds in our backyards.
The same is true for taste, which is related to smell. While humans have 9,000 taste buds, songbirds have fewer than 50.
That means the birds we feed around our homes must locate their food by sight or touch, two senses that are highly developed in birds.
Anyone who has used cayenne pepper in birdseed to discourage squirrels knows that birds will eat the seeds without hesitation. Why? Because birds don't detect the strong scent and taste of the pepper.
However, squirrels, like all mammals, have well-developed senses of smell and taste and react to the pepper as we would—with distaste.
Further evidence that birds find food by sight is an experiment I conducted with six wild birdseed mixes, each having a unique formula and a different appearance.
I presented the six mixes in two kinds of feeders, six tube feeders and six tray feeders. At the end of each day, I weighed and measured the uneaten seeds.
One mix was a clear winner, but what amazed me was watching the birds go right to the feeders containing the winning mix, even though I frequently rotated them. Obviously, they recognized the favored mix by its appearance.
Why they preferred this specific mix, however, is somewhat of a mystery. Since instinct plays a large role in their behavior, one possible explanation is the birds relied on their genetic programming to determine what seed was best for them. After all, birds are "built" to eat certain types of foods.
While most birds seem to lack much power of smell, there are some groups of birds that can locate food using their olfactory glands.
Extensive research into this subject has shown that vultures, seabirds, kiwis and parrots have well-developed olfactory glands, giving them some sense of smell and taste.
A biologist once watched as vultures found hidden meat by detecting its odor. Some seabirds can smell fish oils from a distance and kiwis in New Zealand are able to sniff out earthworms underground. But these are exceptions in the bird world.
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Wright, Frances
Frances Wright 1795–1852
Scottish-born social reformer.
One of the first advocates of emancipation and equal rights, Frances Wright deeply influenced the social reform movements of the nineteenth century, particularly in the United States. Her eloquence and dedication in these matters earned her both support and outrage from the American and British public. Wright's intellectual legacy reflects the founding impulses of democracy, and it combines a belief in individual liberty with a strong sense of community ethics and the importance of education. Wright's contribution to the earliest beginnings of the feminist movement remains her best known work, but her concern in general was to liberate humanity from all forms of oppression—including ignorance, poverty, and prejudice.
Biographical Information
Wright was born into a wealthy merchant family in 1795 in Dundee, Scotland. She was related to the Scottish aristocracy through her mother, and to the intellectuals and political liberals of Glasgow through her father. Both of Wright's parents died in 1798, and she and her younger sister Camilla went to live with her maternal aunt, Frances Campbell. Soon afterward Wright's aunt moved the family south to Devonshire. At the age of eight Wright became heiress to family properties in India. At this time Wright was occupied with the study of languages, literature, history, and philosophy, and her well-known scorn for propriety and social convention evidently dates from this period. Wright began to notice the social inequities that pervaded British rural life, and she was particularly interested in the newly-independent nation of the United States. In 1813, Wright and Camilla moved to Glasgow to live with their uncle, James Mylne, who held liberal political beliefs and taught moral philosophy at the University of Glasgow. In Glasgow, Wright cultivated her intellectual and political interests, and began to write seriously—primarily poetry. In 1818, she visited the United States with Camilla in order to observe the social and political experiment in democracy and individual freedom. Her family wealth gave her an immediate entrance into New York society, and her play Altorf was produced there in 1819. Wright travelled
extensively in the United States, and wrote about her perceptions in Views of Society and Manners in America—In a Series of Letters from That Country to a Friend in England, During the Years 1818, 1819, 1820 (1821). Wright became convinced of the need to establish a "colony" where slaves might both work for their freedom (in a plan of gradual emancipation) and become educated. She bought land in Tennessee in 1825, and named her new community Nashoba. In her attempts to support and draw attention to her endeavors, she lectured widely and edited the New Harmony Gazette, a periodical that grew out of Robert Owen's experimental Utopian community in New Harmony, Indiana. Nashoba never became economically self-sufficient, and was dissolved in 1829. The ex-slaves from the Nashoba community were transported to the new republic of Haiti. After the dissolution of the community of Nashoba, Wright wrote an essay entitled "Explanatory Notes, Respecting the Nature and Objects of the Institution of Nashoba, and of the Principles upon which it is Founded: Addressed to the Friends of Human Improvement, in All Countries and of All Nations" (1830). In 1831, the year following the publication of the essay on Nashoba, Camilla died and Wright returned to England. In the same year, Wright married William Phiquepal D'Arusmont. D'Arusmont had been a former member of Owen's experimental Utopian community, and had followed Wright to England. With D'Arusmont, Wright had two children, but only the second, Frances Sylva D'Arusmont, survived infancy. At this time Wright limited her public activities, but managed to publish her lectures on educational reform in England as A Course of Popular Lectures (1834). In 1835 Wright returned to her political activities in the United States, particularly to her advocacy of the gradual emancipation of slaves. But after 1839 she began to spend more time writing at her home in Cincinnati than speaking in public, and the public furor that had accompanied her attempts at social reform dissipated. During this period Wright wrote England the Civilizer: Her History Developed in Its Principles (1848) and an autobiography entitled Biography, Notes, and Political Letters of Frances Wright D'Arusmont (1849). In 1852, shortly after divorcing D'Arusmont, Frances Wright died after a prolonged illness caused by a fall at her home.
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Wright's first major literary production was her play, Altorf. This play, produced in the United States in 1819, takes its setting and plot from the fourteenth-century Swiss independence movement. In 1822, she wrote a dialogue on Epicurean philosophy entitled A Few Days in Athens—Being the Translation of a Greek Manuscript Discovered in Herculeaneum (1822). This treatise reflects Wright's interest in tolerance and self-reliance. However, unlike the original Epicurus, Wright was not an advocate of the spiritual renunciation of worldly pleasures. In Celia Eckhardt's words, Wright "dares to honor happiness" in this work. Furthermore, Wright's Epicurus is noted for his lack of discrimination against women students. Wright's works grew increasingly political in emphasis. Her "Explanatory Notes, Respecting the Nature and Objects of the Institution of Nashoba, and of the Principles upon which it is Founded: Addressed to the Friends of Human Improvement, in All Countries and of All Nations," her many editorials in the New Harmony Gazette (later renamed the Free Enquirer) and in the Boston Investigator, and her A Course of Popular Lectures reflect her abiding concern with slavery, economic disparities, inequities between genders, lack of public education, and the problematic authority of religious institutions. Among her intellectual influences were Thomas Jefferson, Jeremy Bentham, Robert Owen, and Mary Wollstonecraft. Her work, particularly in her later years, focused upon rewriting and developing earlier lectures given in major cities around the United States and England. Some of these lectures were revised and collected in England the Civilizer: Her History Developed in Its Principles, her last published work.
Critical Reception
While Wright provoked some of the most scathing denunciations of the women's movement of the nineteenth century, she also earned the praise and respect of prominent liberal thinkers of that century. According to George Holyoake, John Stuart Mill (who shared with Wright the ideals of equality and individual liberty) considered her to be "one of the most important women of her day." Walt Whitman attended many of her lectures and sympathized with her passionate struggle for the fulfillment of the democratic promise latent in the new nation. According to critic Celia Eckhardt, Frances Wright's reception by the American and European public shows "how much people love the rhetoric of equality and how little they are inclined to make equality possible." The fact that ten thousand people attended one of Wright's lectures in New York City in 1837 provides evidence for the popularity of Wright's writings and lectures. However, Wright's attempts to put into practice her beliefs regarding gradual emancipation, sexual freedom, racial equality, economic justice, and public education were consistently condemned as radical, blasphemous, and unfeminine. This public outrage, led by the established press and religious authorities, must be counted as one of the principal reasons for the failure of the community of Nashoba. Wright is recognized by more recent critics for the power of her rhetoric and for the profound influence that she exerted over the feminist movements of the nineteenth century. Lucretia Mott, Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton all refer to Frances Wright as a pioneer in women's rights. Current feminist scholarship acknowledges her impact on the struggle for social justice, but also notes the extent to which her own philosophical inheritances influence her views. Elizabeth Bartlett claims that Wright was more interested in supporting the rights of humanity in general than of women in particular. Bartlett also claims that Wright "sought the liberty of women to be like men" rather than criticized that ideal itself. Yet Wright's fervent attempts to argue for the independence and equality of all human beings formed a strong foundation for later feminist and liberal activists.
Principal Works
Altorf (drama) 1819
Views of Society and Manners in America—In a Series of Letters from that Country to a Friend in England, During the Years 1818, 1819, 1820 (letters) 1821
"Explanatory Notes, Respecting the Nature and Object of the Institution at Nashoba, and of the Principles upon which it is Founded: Addressed to the Friends of Human Improvement, in All Countries and of All Nations" (essay) 1830
*Course of Popular Lectures (lectures) 1834
England the Civilizer: Her History Developed in Its Principles (history) 1848
*Biography, Notes, and Political Letters of Frances Wright D'Arusmont (autobiography) 1849
*Reprinted in Life, Letters and Lectures. 1834-44 (1972)
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SOURCE: "Nashoba Concluded," in Frances Wright, Columbia University Press, 1924, pp. 111-33.
[In the following excerpt. Waterman reviews Frances Wright's published plan for her cooperative community of Nashoba and argues that Wright's advocacy of equal rights and sexual freedom contributed to her reputation as a radical.]
Shortly after her return [from England in 1827] Frances [Wright] carried out the suggestion in her letter to James Richardson, and made public her famous "Explanatory Notes, respecting the Nature and Object of the Institution at Nashoba, and of the principles upon which it is founded: Addressed to the Friends of Human Improvement, in all Countries and all Nations."1 In this remarkable document she plainly stated that it was now the purpose of Nashoba to carry into practice certain principles which had been long advocated by liberal thinkers, but which the world would never receive unsupported by experiment. At Nashoba it was hoped to convince mankind of their moral beauty and their utility, and within herself Miss Wright felt there existed the qualifications necessary for successfully carrying on such an experiment—mental courage and a passion for the improvement of the human race.
Observation had taught her that "men are virtuous in proportion as they are happy; and happy in proportion as they are free!" In the present state of society, however, they were...
(The entire section is 1380 words.)
SOURCE: "Frances Wright and the Second Utopia," in Restless Angels: The Friendship of Six Victorian Women. Ohio University Press, 1983, pp. 23-62
[In the following excerpt, Heineman discusses Frances Wright's correspondence concerning the establishment of Nashoba, a colony intended to serve as a model of emancipation and equality.]
We have seen that among early peoples the quite normal man is warrior and hunter, and the quite normal woman house-wife and worker-round-the-house; and it is quite conceivable that if no intermediate types had arisen, human society might have remained stationary in these simple occupations. But when types of men began to appear who had no taste for war and slaughter—men, perhaps, of a more gentle or feminine disposition; or when types of women arose who chafed at the slavery of the house, and longed for the open field of adventure and activity—women, in fact, of a more masculine tendency—then necessarily and quite naturally these new-comers had to find, and found, for themselves, new occupations and new activities. The intermediate types of human beings created intermediate spheres of social life and work.
Edward Carpenter, Intermediate Types among Primitive Folk: A Study in Social Evolution (1919)
Take up some one pursuit or occupation with persevering determination. I can truly declare that I...
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SOURCE: "Jane Austen and the Rebel," in Fanny Wright: Rebel in America, Harvard University Press, 1984, pp. 1–24.
[In the following excerpt, Eckhardt contrasts Frances Wright, who even in her youth expressed outrage at oppression and willfully entered into political activism, with the more iconic and conventional figure of femininity drawn by Jane Austen.]
On the sixth of September, 1795, a child was born on the southeast coast of Scotland whose life proved as vital as any could be in the nineteenth century, and almost as full of pain. Her name was Frances Wright, and John Stuart Mill would call her one of the most important women of her day.1
She was important because she dared to take Thomas Jefferson seriously when he wrote, "All men are created equal," and to assume that "men" meant "women" as well. She was important because she made of her life a determined search for a place where she could help forge the institutions that would allow that principle to govern society. She was important because she had the integrity and courage to renounce the upper middle-class world to which she was born—a world whose prizes and comforts were hers for the taking—and to risk her health, her fortune, and her good name to realize, in the United States of America, the ideals on which it was founded.
In 1825 she became the first woman in America to act publicly to...
(The entire section is 11104 words.)
SOURCE: "Wright, the American Suffragists, Mill, and Whitman," in In Common Cause: The "Conservative" Frances Trollope and the "Radical" Frances Wright, Bowling Green State University Popular Press, 1993, pp. 94-114.
[In the following essay, Kissel contends that Frances Wright, by generating both public opprobrium and sympathy, significantly advanced the cause of women's rights in the United States and Britain.]
Rejected by the majority, Frances Wright's ideas nevertheless came to affect every level of American society. Those who have focused attention on her career have agreed on the paradox of her life, its electricity and color reduced to seeming paralysis and invisibility before her death. Yet her ideas would have impact on the mainstream of American culture. In 1924 William Randall Waterman concluded his study of Frances Wright with these words:
Just how deeply she influenced American thought it is difficult to say…. Probably it would be safe to say that through her lectures and editorials she did much to popularize and stimulate the demand for a more liberal religion, more liberal marriage laws, the protection of the property rights of married women, a more generous system of education, and the abolition of capital punishment and of imprisonment for debt. Slavery she opposed as irrational, and an obstacle to the progress of America…. Perhaps Miss Wright's...
(The entire section is 9837 words.)
SOURCE: "Frances Wright," in Liberty, Equality, Sorority: The Origins and Interpretation of American Feminist Thought: Frances Wright, Sarah Grimke, and Margaret Fuller, Carlson Publishing, 1994, pp. 25-55.
[In the following excerpt, Bartlett considers Wright's moral and political convictions, which grew out of her intellectual commitments to liberal democracy and Utopian socialism.]
Wright's Feminist Thought
The juxtaposition of all of the contrasting philosophical backgrounds and assumptions of moral sense, utilitarianism, and Utopian socialism creates a complexity and richness in Wright's feminism. From the Enlightenment Wright drew the importance of education in shaping character and thus in defining the equality or inequality of the sexes. From utilitarian liberalism she gained her appreciation of the liberty of individual thought and action. She drew her passion for justice and equality from moral sense and Utopian socialist thought. As a moral sense theorist, she justified her feminism with moral righteousness; as a utilitarian, she justified it as a useful solution to a practical problem.
Wright was a liberal feminist, a minimalist who saw no significant differences between men and women with regard to their physical, mental, moral, and sexual capacities. Along utilitarian liberal lines, Wright argued that the emancipation of women was called for by the...
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Further Reading
Eckhardt, Celia. "Of Fanny and Camilla Wright: Their Sisterly Love." In The Sister Bond: A Feminist View of a Timeless Connection, edited by Toni A. H. McNaron, pp. 37-50. New York: Pergamon Press, 1985.
Describes the relationship between Frances and Camilla Wright, which was instrumental in supporting Frances Wright's political ideals and activism.
Lane, Margaret. Frances Wright and the "Great Experiment." Totowa, New Jersey: Rowman & Littlefield, 1972. 50 p.
Provides biographical information, particularly for the period in which Frances Wright began the experimental community of Nashoba.
(The entire section is 84 words.)
Source: Nineteenth-Century Literary Criticism, ©1999 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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