The True Woman; Or, Life and Happiness at Home and Abroad

This 19th century guide to womanhood presents a moral and religious vision of the ideal woman's role in the world. With chapters on marriage, children, and domestic life, The True Woman offers a glimpse into the gender norms of its time, while also inspiring contemporary readers to rethink and challenge traditional gender roles.
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