In the early 18th century, women were largely regarded as naturally inferior to men on an intellectual, social, and cultural level. This was a deep, long-held belief, reinforced by the teachings of the Christian Church, which defined women as the “weaker vessel.” They were subject to their father’s and, if married, their husband’s control.
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