
A widowed Quaker woman reclaims her faith while advocating for women's rights and abolition in 1848 Cincinnati and navigates a new romance.
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A widowed Quaker woman reclaims her faith while advocating for women's rights and abolition in 1848 Cincinnati and navigates a new romance.
An impetuous love swept Blessing Brightman away from the Quaker community, but widowed young and determined never to lose her independence again, Blessing reclaimed her faith and vowed to use her influence to fight for women's rights and abolition.
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Central romantic relationship develops with fade-to-black intimacy.
Threats from a local thug and references to past danger.
No profanity depicted.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQ+ representation depicted.
Quaker faith reclamation and devotional themes are central.
No magic or witchcraft depicted.
No occult content depicted.
Women's rights and abolition are central themes.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
Past dangerous marriage with emotional erosion; abolition context.
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