FW
married her lover William S. Phiquepal D'Arusmont
in Paris, a few months after the death of her sister.
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Family and Intimate relationships
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Back in the United States once more, FW
filed for divorce from her husband, D'Arusmont
.
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Family and Intimate relationships
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During the month she and D'Arusmont
spent a month together in Haiti, FW
became pregnant with their child.
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Publishing
Frances Wright
With hostile explanatory notes and documentation, this publication presents her as a social iconoclast and breaker-up of marriages unmasked by her own pen.
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To further complicate this bibliographical conundrum, editions of a work by FW
Travel
Frances Wright
FW
travelled to Haiti with William S. Phiquepal D'Arusmont
; with them went the black labourers from Nashoba, whose new home this was to be.
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Travel
Frances Wright
FW
left Paris for the USA with her husband, D'Arusmont
, while her small daughter remained in Paris with friends.
Eckhardt, Celia Morris. Fanny Wright. Harvard University Press, 1984.