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Original Stories from Real Life

Mary Wollstonecraft was one of the early promoters of gender equality long before other crusaders took up the cause. She is perhaps best known for her books, “A Vindication of the Rights of Women” (1792) and “A Vindication of the Rights of Men” (1790). But she also wrote widely on education and used fiction formats to promote her progressive views. This book using the genre of didactic children’s stories, was written the same year as her “Mary: A Fiction” 1788, but was first published anonymously. It relates the re-education two young girls -- Mary 15 and Caroline, 12, by Mrs. Mason who dispenses her advice on topics of character and behavior ranging from the treatment of animals to idleness and innocent amusements, without any real dialog. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Year of Publication: 1796Genres: Family,Culture & Heritage Fiction

Running Time: 03 hours 18 minutes 54 seconds(26 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: John, Larry Wilson, jenno

#	Chapter Name
	Preface & Introduction Larry Wilson	5:49
	Chapter 1 jenno	11:10
	Chapter 2 jenno	8:48
	Chapter 3 jenno	10:01
	Chapter 4 Amanda Miller	7:48
	Chapter 5 Willow Lin	13:04
	Chapter 6 Stacy Dugan-Wilcox	3:55
	Chapter 7 Stacy Dugan-Wilcox	8:38
	Chapter 8 Steve C	16:36
	Chapter 9 Larry Wilson	6:15
	Chapter 10 Ejaz Siddiqui	13:03
	Chapter 11 Ejaz Siddiqui	7:18
	Chapter 12 Cate Williams	6:48
	Chapter 13 Owlivia	4:34
	Chapter 14 Steve C	11:54
	Chapter 15 Michele Eaton	8:16
	Chapter 16 Michele Eaton	8:20
	Chapter 17 John	5:05
	Chapter 18 John	4:31
	Chapter 19 John	6:49
	Chapter 20 John	6:01
	Chapter 21 John	6:06
	Chapter 22 John	2:47
	Chapter 23 Larry Wilson	6:26
	Chapter 24 Steven Jon Peterson	5:37
	Chapter 25 Larry Wilson	3:15