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The Gloucester Moralist and Reform Debate on Women’s Rights
A fragmentary account traces reform discussions in Gloucester with a critic of the women’s movement recalling sea tales, then shifts to the Color Line debate and suffrage efforts led by Mrs Fannie Harrier Williams. It notes legal limits on political societies, petitions for repeal, and profiles Mary Wells and Mary W. Wells, educators and suffrage advocates, plus statistics and a grape marmalade recipe.
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Gloucester
Catcutta
Poston
Lucy
Philatelphia’ Ledger
Chicago Women's Club
Fannie Harrier Willams
Isself
Atuon
Basner
Fannie Bor
Elio Ced Fran Caver
Die Frauenbewegang
Borin
Long
James TL
Mccaulay
James
Mrg
R, Krom
R. Krom
Plainfield
N. J
New Jersy
Newark Daily Advertiser
New Jersey