Explanation
In this question, as in all Reading Comprehension
mind-reading questions, we will not read anyone's mind at all, but rather
identify the statement which is necessarily tied to what has been stated in the
passage. Legal validation, spiritual impact, and justification of the war
effort all fall outside the scope of what has been discussed in the passage,
and so we can eliminate answer choices (A), (B), and (D). Choice (E) is
contrary to the fact that Braybon's characterization
of the role of women in the passage is positive, and not "at odds" with the
development of rights. Furthermore, broader human rights are not touched upon.
Meanwhile, answer choice (C) is supported by the author's points that Braybon considered the women's liberation important because
it was one of sentiment and also because it was latent, and on both of those
counts it might be difficult to observe.
The correct answer is (C).
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