An impressive and thorough collection of 160 years (1776 to 1936) of women’s work. This long-awaited volume contains letters, essays, stories, poems and speeches by Unitarian and Universalist women. The reformers and leaders represented here write and speak eloquently for social justice, equality in education, religious reform and an end to slavery and prejudice. Includes a biographical sketch of each woman and informative notes on the texts selected.