Frances Wright
1795 – 1852
Books
- Retrospective sketch of an educative attempt, at Alcott House, Ham Common, near Richmond, Surrey
- An address to young mechanics
- Address to the people of Philadelphia
- Views of society and manners in America
- Fables
- A lecture on existing evils and their remedy
- Voyage aux État-Unis d'Amérique, ou Observations sur la société, les moeurs ... de ce pays, recueillies en 1818 ...
- Address to the people of Philadelphia, delivered in the Walnut Street theatre, on the morning of the fourth of July, comon ear 1829, and the fifty-fourth year of independence
- Supplement - Course of lectures, containing the last four lectures delivered in the United States
- Fanny Wright unmasked by her own pen
- Course of popular lectures as delivered by Frances Wright ...
- England, the civilizer
- England the civilizer: her history developed in its principles ...
- Views of society and manners in America
- A lecture on existing evils and their remedy
- Tracts on republican government and national education
- Address, containing a review of the times
- Altorf, a tragedy
- Course of popular lectures historical and political
- Popular tracts
- A few days in Athens
- Course of popular lectures
- Popular tracts
- Gesellschaftsleben und Sitten in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika
- Voyage aux États-Unis d'Amérique, ou, Observations sur la société, les mœurs, les usages et le gouvernement de ce pays
- Course of popular lectures
- Biography, notes, and political letters of Frances Wright D'Arusmont
- Course of popular lectures as delivered by Frances Wright in New York, Philadelphia ... and other cities ... of the United States
- Voyage aux Etats-Unis d'Amérique, ou, Observations sur la société, les moeurs, les usages et le gouvernement de ce pays, recueillies en 1818, 1819 et 1820
- Course of popular lectures, historical and political, as delivered by Frances Wright Darusmont, in various cities, towns and counties of the United States
- Address on the state of the public mind
- Altorf
- What is the matter?
- Supplement to the New-Harmony gazette of March 26, 1828
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