The Feminead: Or, Female Genius, a Poem

The Feminead, Or, Female Genius, A Poem by John Duncombe, is a significant work that celebrates the intellectual and creative capabilities of women. Originally published in the 18th century, this poem offers a fascinating glimpse into the burgeoning discussions surrounding female education and empowerment during that era. Duncombe's verses champion the achievements of women in various fields, highlighting their contributions to literature, science, and the arts.

This edition makes available a work that serves as both a literary artifact and a historical document. Readers interested in the history of feminism, poetry, and the intellectual life of the 1700s will find great value in exploring Duncombe's eloquent and passionate defense of "female genius."

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