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Frances Wright

19th Century

Daughter of an ardent Republican, Fanny was born at 136 Nethergate and grew up an outspoken free-thinker. She went to the USA where she became famous as a writer and lecturer who controversially scorned religion and campaigned for women’s rights, free love and the emancipation of slaves – well ahead of her time.

Image of Slave Medallion copyright The British Museum. Licensor www.scran.ac.uk


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Dundee Women's Trail

Around Dundee there is a trail of twenty-five plaques to commemorate remarkable Dundee women. Their stories are told in further detail in the Dundee Women's Trail book. Click here to purchase a limited copy.
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