19th women 1-5

1) He thought the sexes should be equal.
2) That she has a masculine mind that doesn't match the personalities of a woman.
3) She believes that these traits are just as prevalent in men as they are in women. This is pretty much the whole point that Miranda is trying to make. She is a female with a self reliant mind set for the time but she really thinks that people should be viewed as individuals.
4) Fuller is stating that women these days have this thought stuck in their head that they need to find a guardian in order to be successful. Also she says that women don't use their inner feelings to seek what they want to pursue, instead they are persuaded into believing something.
5) She might of found that she could explain what she believed in to a greater extent with the help of fictional Miranda. I've personally found that the most influential literature I've read is usually a debate. The conflict between both sides with two ideas that tend to have an equal amount of reason really makes me ponder who will come out on top and correct.