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Votes for Women: Shall Women Have the Right to Vote?

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This resource, from American Memory at the Library of Congress, features links to several sections of an address by Wendell Phillips in 1851. Phillips was an abolitionist and an early advocate of woman suffrage.

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    Grade: 9 to 12

    Topics: History-Social Science, United States History

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