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2Published 1909“... for Women", green pennant of the suffrage movement, having been placed alongside the AYPE banner on the top...”
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8by unidentified“... Suffrage Association. Women had come from around the country to attend a national convention and celebrate...”
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10Published 1909“... them into the design, including Seattle Day, Japan Day, Women's Suffrage Day, Chinese Day, and many...”
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11by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... Darwinian twist. Opponents of women's rights used evolution theory to argue that suffrage would violate...”
Published 1994
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12by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... Darwinian twist. Opponents of women's rights used evolution theory to argue that suffrage would violate...”
Published 1994
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13by Lovenduski, Joni“... assemblies soon be reached? Around 100 years after women's suffrage was gained, and in spite of much effort...”
Published 2013
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14by ЛИДЖИЕВА ИРИНА ВЛАДИМИРОВНА“... self-government on the basis of the general, equal, secret and direct suffrage. Capable citizens aged...”
Published 2016
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15“... of the National Woman Suffrage Association in 1869. In the 1850s, the Blaines went as missionaries to Puget Sound...”
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16by MacDevitt, Patrick“... by the women’s suffrage movement. The performance folio, accompanying the dissertation, offers an aural context...”
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17Published 1956“... suit. During and since World War II, agitation to ex-tend suffrage down to the 18- year-old age bracket...”
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18“... at Seneca Falls. This declaration later led to the formation of the National Woman Suffrage Association...”
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20by Card, Zina Young Williams, 1850-1931“..., Zina went to Washington, D.C., with Emmeline B. Wells, as a delegate to the Woman's Suffrage Congress...”
Published 1881
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