The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 84
... failed to be adopted ; only the vigorous supporting speech of the ex - slave and great black leader , Frederick Douglass , helped to secure enough votes to pass it by a small majority . For most women , suffrage was a remote concept ...
... failed to be adopted ; only the vigorous supporting speech of the ex - slave and great black leader , Frederick Douglass , helped to secure enough votes to pass it by a small majority . For most women , suffrage was a remote concept ...
Page 90
... failed to live to see the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment , which gave women the right to vote , their contribution to the development of American and world- wide feminism makes them major figures of our history . PART THREE From ...
... failed to live to see the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment , which gave women the right to vote , their contribution to the development of American and world- wide feminism makes them major figures of our history . PART THREE From ...
Page 104
... failed , rioted . Bread riots , usually made up of the half - starved , ragged moth- ers and wives of volunteers , swept the cities as the war deep- ened . The most spectacular and violent of these took place in New York City , New ...
... failed , rioted . Bread riots , usually made up of the half - starved , ragged moth- ers and wives of volunteers , swept the cities as the war deep- ened . The most spectacular and violent of these took place in New York City , New ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |