 Complete the following phrase:  Fanny Imlay was the daughter of the British feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft and the American entrepreneur Gilbert Imlay. Both had moved to France during the French Revolution, Wollstonecraft to practise the principles laid out in her seminal work A Vindication of the Rights of Woman 1792 and Imlay to engage in speculative business ventures. The two met and fell in love. At one point during Wollstonecraft and Imlays relationship, the couple could meet only at a tollbooth between Paris and Neuilly, and it was there that their daughter was conceived; Fanny was therefore, in Godwins words, a barrier child. Frances Fanny Imlay, Wollstonecrafts first child, was born in Le Havre on 14 May 1794, or, as the birth certificate stated, on the 25th day of Floreal in the Second Year of the Republic, and named after Fanny Blood, her mothers closest friend. Although Imlay never married Wollstonecraft, he registered her as his wife at the American consulate to protect her once 