The Case of the Married Woman

This audiobook recounts the captivating story of Caroline Norton, a woman renowned for her wit, poetry, and status as an artist's muse in nineteenth-century society. Despite personal tragedies and societal barriers, she became a fierce advocate for women's and mothers' rights, notably influencing legislation such as the Infant Custody Act of 1839. Her life exemplifies resilience and the fight for justice amid personal and social challenges.