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Meanings of Fanny Wright in English
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Examples for "Wright"
Examples for "Wright"
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Environment Commissioner Jan Wright joined Morning Report later to give her response.
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At the time Wright said the move was: no great psychological leap.
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St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright: The result is the most important thing.
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Eric Wright had been a good friend-especiallythe last couple of years.
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The evidence is, however, that Thomas Wright's 1881 translation is seriously misleading.
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The licentious words of Frances Wright need not be repeated.
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Didn't we just think Frances Wright and Ethel Todd were nothing short of goddesses?
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A week later, she was partially rewarded, for Frances Wright and Lily Andrews became first-class Scouts.
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Her name was Frances Wright.
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There he met Frances Wright, America's first suffragist, with whom he formed an intimate friendship lasting through many years.
Usage of Fanny Wright in English
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Concerning such a project he wrote Miss Fanny Wright in 1825:
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Frances or Fanny Wright was a friend of Mr. Dale Owen's.
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Edmund White has had the brilliant idea of telling Fanny Wright's story through the satiric voice of Fanny Trollope.
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To hear Miss Fanny Wright!
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Jefferson became interested in the schemes of Miss Fanny Wright, who was endeavoring to promote gradual emancipation through an Emancipating Labor Society.
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When " Fanny Wright societies" sprang up in New York and the West, horror might well be felt by lovers of the Republic.
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This Miss Fanny Wright was a famous lecturess, of the Owenite school, who was shunned like a pestilence by the fashionable world of New York.
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Nearly fifty years before Gilman, Fanny Wright, an outspoken abolitionist, radically proclaimed: "the family must be abolished if human beings were to be liberated."
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"She is gone with mamma and Mr Moreland to hear Miss Fanny Wright."
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"Yet I certainly never expected to become a disciple of Miss Fanny Wright," added she, laughing.