I wish, Sir, to set some investigations of this kind afloat in France; and should they lead to a confirmation of my principles, when your constitution is revised the Rights of Woman may be respected, if it be fully proved that reason calls for this respect, and loudly demands JUSTICE for one half of the human race.
–A Vindication of the Rights of Woman,


Mary Wollstonecraft
Which Enlightenment principle does this passage most clearly convey?
>use of scientific inquiry
>rejection of superstition
>support for human rights
>observation of natural law