History of Woman Suffrage, Volumen1Fowler & Wells, 1881 - 878 páginas |
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... nations and classes . This brings hope of final emancipation , for as all nations and classes are grad- nally , one after another , asserting and maintaining their independ- ence , the path is clear for woman to follow . The slavish ...
... nations and classes . This brings hope of final emancipation , for as all nations and classes are grad- nally , one after another , asserting and maintaining their independ- ence , the path is clear for woman to follow . The slavish ...
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... nation . Beginning with special grievances , woman's protests soon took a larger scope . Having petitioned State legislatures to change the statutes that robbed her of children , wages , and property , she demanded that the ...
... nation . Beginning with special grievances , woman's protests soon took a larger scope . Having petitioned State legislatures to change the statutes that robbed her of children , wages , and property , she demanded that the ...
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... nation must prove futile , owing to the degradation of its women ; and their elevation is hopeless so long as they are taught by their religion that their condition is ordained of heaven . " Gladstone , in one of his pamphlets on the ...
... nation must prove futile , owing to the degradation of its women ; and their elevation is hopeless so long as they are taught by their religion that their condition is ordained of heaven . " Gladstone , in one of his pamphlets on the ...
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... nation . They were usually spoken of in the early days as " an illiterate , ill - mannered , poverty - stricken , crazy set of long - haired Abolitionists . " While the fact is , some of the most splendid specimens of manhood and ...
... nation . They were usually spoken of in the early days as " an illiterate , ill - mannered , poverty - stricken , crazy set of long - haired Abolitionists . " While the fact is , some of the most splendid specimens of manhood and ...
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... nation and of every clime . Massachusetts has for several years acted on the principle of admitting women to an equal seat with men , in the deliberative bodies of anti - slav- ery societies . When the Massachusetts Anti - Slavery ...
... nation and of every clime . Massachusetts has for several years acted on the principle of admitting women to an equal seat with men , in the deliberative bodies of anti - slav- ery societies . When the Massachusetts Anti - Slavery ...
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