Captain Mary Miller

About this book

In "Captain Mary Miller," a groundbreaking play penned by Harriet Jane Hanson Robinson in the late 19th century, readers are transported to an era where societal norms clashed with individual aspirations. The document showcases the remarkable journey of Mary Miller, a woman determined to shatter gender barriers and pursue her dream of becoming a sea captain. Robinson's narrative skillfully intertwines themes of perseverance and societal resistance, offering a poignant exploration of gender roles and ambition. Ideal for history enthusiasts and feminist scholars, this play unveils a captivating tale of courage and resilience in the face of adversity, shedding light on the struggles faced by trailblazing women in a bygone era.

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