![]() ![]() She ran a school with her sisters and a female friend. “I have felt the weight, and would have you by all means avoid it.” 2. “Struggle with any obstacles rather than go into a state of dependance ,” she once wrote to a friend. (When she thought that he might lash out physically at her mother, Mary often stepped between them.) In her early twenties, she took on caring responsibilities for her mother and then some of her siblings becoming a writer helped her to earn a living and gain her independence. ![]() ![]() Mary Wollstonecraft had a difficult childhood.īorn in London in 1759 to Edward John and Elizabeth Wollstonecraft, the future author had a difficult childhood the family struggled financially, and her father was capable of being aggressive and violent. ‘A Vindication of the Rights of Men,’ ‘Vindication on the Rights of Woman’ġ. ![]()
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