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... equal rights for free blacks as well as an end to slavery . The Free Soil Party and later its successor , the Republican Party , were the first anti - slavery par- ties to separate the two issues.81 Moreover , until 1861 these two ...
... equal rights for free blacks as well as an end to slavery . The Free Soil Party and later its successor , the Republican Party , were the first anti - slavery par- ties to separate the two issues.81 Moreover , until 1861 these two ...
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... Equal Rights Association had been founded to work for uni- versal suffrage , but in 1869 the white women dissolved the organization because they felt it was emphasizing black male suffrage at the expense of woman suffrage . Among anti ...
... Equal Rights Association had been founded to work for uni- versal suffrage , but in 1869 the white women dissolved the organization because they felt it was emphasizing black male suffrage at the expense of woman suffrage . Among anti ...
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... Rights Convention was held since the Civil War . The convention unanimously en- dorsed a proposal by Susan Anthony ... Equal Rights Association was formed with Lucretia Mott as president and Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Frederick Doug ...
... Rights Convention was held since the Civil War . The convention unanimously en- dorsed a proposal by Susan Anthony ... Equal Rights Association was formed with Lucretia Mott as president and Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Frederick Doug ...
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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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