Weber, Helene Marie (b. 1824)
Weber, Helene Marie (b. 1824)
European feminist. Name variations: Hélène Marie Weber. Born in 1824.
Was known to plow her land during the day and write through the night on behalf of women's rights, specifically the right to retain property, to study in universities, to become ministers and priests, and to vote and engage in politics; was also known for her attire: a black coat and pantaloons.
See also Women in World History.
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