Paris, France has been the home to not only some great tourist spots but some extreme scenes of war. Paris brings to mind the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre museum but while Wollstonecraft was there, from her arrival in December 1792 to her departure in April 1795, the French Revolution call this city it's home. Mary met Gilbert Imlay, the father of her first child, Fanny, there in Paris. She wrote A Historical and Moral View of the French Revolution, published in 1794, about the experience of the everyday people there during the revolution.

Paris, France has been the home to not only some great tourist spots but some extreme scenes of war. Paris brings to mind the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre museum but while Wollstonecraft was there, from her arrival in December 1792 to her departure in April 1795, the French Revolution call this city it's home. Mary met Gilbert Imlay, the father of her first child, Fanny, there in Paris.

Bath has been the home of many stories as the go-to vacation place for upper-class people with the time and money. During Wollstone's time, it was one of the biggest cities in England, the city known for its spas. She spent two years there as a lady's companion to a widow named Sarah Dawson, whom she did not get very well along with. It is said that Dawson was temperamental. After her leaving in 1780 to assist her dying mother, she went on to write Thoughts on the Education of Daughters and venting her frustrations about the experience there in Bath. 

J.K. Rowling.

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London is the capital of the United Kingdom and is very well known throughout the world for its many architectural feats. Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower Bridge, and many other tourist spots call this city home. London was where Mary Wollstonecraft spent most of her time. She was born in Spitalfields, created a school with her sisters and best friend in Newington Green, (although the school did not last long as Fanny Blood passed away), and lived in many other districts in the city throughout her life.