Eliza Cook's Journal; Volume 3
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Eliza Cook was an English author and journalist who was famous for her anti-slavery and women's rights activism. In her journal, she published many of her own articles and poems alongside those of other authors. Her journal was an important part of the women's rights movement in the mid-19th century and provides valuable insight into the period.
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