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Joseph Priestly Richard Price // I found out that Through her friendship with Dr. Price she entered a circle of intellectuals and radicals, including Joseph Priestley, Thomas Paine, William Wordsworth,// //William Blake, and William Godwin. Which was the start of her beliefs and were she started telling the government what to do for women’s rights. This was called the This was an organization that was to have a profound influence on religious and political ideas in Britain. The main thin// //Mary Wollstonecraft// //argued was that to obtain social equality society must rid itself of the monarchy as well as the church and military hierarchies. This basically means to get rid of kings and queens and government. She also had many others, just some are; that she argued that the rights of man and the rights of women were one and the same thing, her and price both agreed on the way government, human rights and the rule of law should all be simplified. Wollstonecraft believed that if we all had a good intellect we could avoid oppression of a government. Her central argument that women are as capable of reasoning as men, and have the same right to be educated is what she thought the government should do. The whole point of the book A Vindication of The Rights of Women is an important work in which, advocating equality of the sexes, and the main doctrines of the later women's movement, is mainly about Mary Wollstonecraft’s ideas on women’s rights. Wollstonecraft argued that the rights of man which she had previously espoused applied equally and unconditionally to women as a just God could not have created one human being superior to another was her belief on women’s rights. She also boldly declared that all people-men, women, and children-have a right to an independent mind which means that people have freedom to think what they want. She envisioned a society in which women could be educated and work alongside men as co-equals in every pursuit.// //The book// __//Thoughts on the Education of Girls//__//, was about women learning in schools and suggested to the government that they should learn with men to be equal. Advocates of parliamentary reform such as// had rejected the idea of female suffrage and they didn’t care what Mary said. She was an 18th- century British writer, philosopher and a feminist. Mary Wollstoncraft was also a revolutionary advocate of equal rights for women and was an inspiration for both the nineteenth-century and twentieth-century women's movements.//