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... convention in 1854 . Another matter that agitated the Negro Conventions was the dispute over the propriety of separate , all - black organiza- tions . The Garrisonians and some black abolitionists believed that separate organizations ...
... convention in 1854 . Another matter that agitated the Negro Conventions was the dispute over the propriety of separate , all - black organiza- tions . The Garrisonians and some black abolitionists believed that separate organizations ...
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... convention offered her the opportunity of meeting women who thought as she did . Especially important were her talks with Lucretia Mott . The events at the convention underscored to both women the need to organize a society to press for ...
... convention offered her the opportunity of meeting women who thought as she did . Especially important were her talks with Lucretia Mott . The events at the convention underscored to both women the need to organize a society to press for ...
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... Convention was the first of many such conventions held before the Civil War in New York , Ohio , Indiana , Pennsylvania and Massachusetts . The women who attended these conventions generally believed that men did not want the power they ...
... Convention was the first of many such conventions held before the Civil War in New York , Ohio , Indiana , Pennsylvania and Massachusetts . The women who attended these conventions generally believed that men did not want the power they ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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