In it, a young wife who refuses to submit to male control and renounce her Christian beliefs is put to death. She contributed to the Westminster Review, including a critique of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poetry, and wrote political verses, some for the Anti-Corn Law League.
This story features a young woman who defies patriarchal authority and rejects Christianity, ultimately facing death as a result. She was also involved with the Westminster Review, where she critiqued Elizabeth Barrett Browning's work and penned political poems for the Anti-Corn Law League.