Constance Naden

English poet and philosopher

Constance Naden - Artists & Creatives born January 24th, 1858
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Participated in the literary movement of the late 19th century. Contributed significantly to the field of philosophy, focusing on issues of science and religion. Published collections of poetry, including 'The Poems of Constance Naden' and critical essays on Unitarianism. Advocated for women's rights and education, participating in various discussions and organizations of the time.

Published 'The Poems of Constance Naden'

Authored critical essays on Unitarianism

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