1859 [WOMEN'S RIGHTS]. Rare Work Arguing for Female Sexual Sovereignty in Marriage. Calvinism (Now First Collected

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1859 [WOMEN'S RIGHTS]. Rare Work Arguing for Female Sexual Sovereignty in Marriage. Calvinism (Now First CollectedVery scarce work, the second of two on the subject, by noted abolitionist and women's rights advocate, Henry Clarke Wright [1797 1870], arguing for the sexual rights of married women. Clarke argued that marriage did not imply the right of the man to impose unwanted sex and the resultant pregnancy on his wife against her will, and called "unwilling maternity" "the greatest outrage one human being can perpetrate on another." In that vein, Wright also