Seventy Years' Fight for Woman's Rights Persists
A long historic struggle for woman suffrage is recounted as states like Washington and Delaware plan special sessions and memories of early advocates such as Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton are recalled. The piece traces key milestones, leaders, and strategic shifts toward national suffrage culminating in the 1920 achievement.
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Washington
Delaware
Union
Warden
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Florida
Tennessee
Louisiana
North Carolina
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
West Virginia
Bayou
Senate
House
R. H. Watts
Pisgah
Mary Wollstonecraft
London
Frances Wright
Ernestine L. Rose
Abigail Adams
John Adams
Republic
Lucretin Mott
Tllzabeth Cady Stanton
Tuerelin Mott
Massachusetts
The
Friends
James Mott
Tlanbeth Cady Stanton
New York State
Henry B. Stanton
London Ward
Susan RB. Anthony
Seheen Falls
N.Y
Matt
Stanton
Congress
Boston
Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Sati
Miss Anthony
Sargent
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
California
Kingas
Arizona
Oregon
Montana
Nevada
New York
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Michigan
Illinois
Nebraska
Rhode Island
North Dakota
Town
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maine
Minnesota
Missouri
Kentucky
Timeis
Kwa
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Amout
Anthony
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Hows
Shaw
Catt
Crank Les-le
Chicago
Teague of Women Voters
Richard Edwards
Tecinnit
Solon Jacobs
Alice Path
Lucy Burns
Miss Paul
Congressional
Miss Burns
Holloway
Emmeline Pankhurst
Women’s
Burns
National Association
Congressional Union
Pankhurst
National Woman's Party
Woman's Party
Pickering
Ocvoquan
White House
League of Women Voters
Tte
Abigalr Adams
Ernestine Rosa
Abby Kotly
Grimke
Lucy Stone
Azabeth Blackwell
Geneva
Antoinette Brown
Sh Woumn
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Immentesa
Anna
Artless Women and Judging by Appearance
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