Works

“Dress: Its Social and Aesthetic Relations” (June 6, 1851, Hope Chapel, New York City). [Expanded as Hints on Dress and Beauty, listed above in “Full-length works/Treatises”]

“Womanhood” (October, 1851)

“Manhood” (October/November, 1851)

“Our Humanity” (November/December, 1851)

**“The Dignity of Labor” (1852) [delivered at least until 1868]

“Cleopatra: Woman of Power” (1852)

“Woman the Inferior” (1852)

“Mme Roland and the French” (1852)

**“Address Before the National Woman’s Rights Convention at Syracuse” (September 8, 1852)

“Margaret Fuller” (1853?)

“The Poet” (date undetermined)

“Biology and Woman’s Rights” (Woman Suffrage Convention, Washington D.C. January 10, 1879)

“Ralph Waldo Emerson: Some Recollections of Him” (1884)