Miren aipatu zuen Charlotte Gordon(r)en Romantic Outlaws
Jacobin leaders, inspired by Rosseau's vision of the ideal woman – the very same vision that Mary had protested in both her Vindications – declared that women should be at home raising children. [...] they rescinded the rights women had won in the early days of the Revolution – divorce, inheritance, and legal representation – and barred women from joining revolutionary clubs and taking part in political demonstrations. [...] Mary [Wollstonecraft] did not comment on the growing backlash against women; she knew it was too dangerous.