... stay in their designated place in society. Their "quest- was deemed of a lesser value than a male's because women were not given as many benefits as men. Anne not only had to confront this opposition during her career, but she also faced creative differences among her peers. Many of the writers from the late 1600s were writing theoretical works about divine will, the universal order of life, and ... God's justness. Bradstreet differed yet again from them, using emotion and imagination to fuel her works--something very new to that period. Since Bradstreet allows more emotion to come thro...

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