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... abolition movement until 1837. In that year Sarah and Angelina Grimké , two Southern white women who were for- mer slaveholders , started lecturing on abolition to mixed audiences of men and women . This created quite a sensation , with ...
... abolition movement until 1837. In that year Sarah and Angelina Grimké , two Southern white women who were for- mer slaveholders , started lecturing on abolition to mixed audiences of men and women . This created quite a sensation , with ...
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... abolition movement , the early feminists were affected by the agitation for abolition and racial equality ; some be- came committed to ending slavery before they became advocates of woman's rights . Further , the presence and support of ...
... abolition movement , the early feminists were affected by the agitation for abolition and racial equality ; some be- came committed to ending slavery before they became advocates of woman's rights . Further , the presence and support of ...
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... abolition on weekends , as an agent for the Anti - Slavery Society , and on woman's rights as an individual during the week . 15 Even abolition was a more popular cause than woman's rights , and the more conservative abolitionists ...
... abolition on weekends , as an agent for the Anti - Slavery Society , and on woman's rights as an individual during the week . 15 Even abolition was a more popular cause than woman's rights , and the more conservative abolitionists ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
Copyright | |
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