These sources give an overview of the life and significance of Gertrudis Bocanegra and Sor Juana de la Cruz. There willingness to break free from the typical domestic role of a women, by becoming literate during the Enlightenment Period. One aided as a spy for Hidalgo's army and was only able to do so by her literary competency and the other a break through writer who spent her life in a convent gaining as much knowledge as she could.
Gives an account of the role Gertrudis played in the War with her husband and family
Explains her education during the Enlightenment
Signifies her position in Hildalgo's army
A more in depth biography on Gertrudis and her background
The reasons for her joining Hidalgo's army
The latter years into her imprisonment and execution in 1817
The breakdown of Sor Juana's reply or Respuesta to the Sor Filotea on the reasons why women should be allowed to be educated and further pursue their knowledge.