An edition of Articulating rights: nineteenth-century American women on race, reform, and the state
(2010)
Articulating rights
nineteenth-century American women on race, reform, and the state
by Alison M. Parker and Ring Lardner
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History, Biography, Women, Women political activists, Politics and government, Race relations, Political aspects, Women social reformers, Intellectual life, Civil rights, Federal government, Social conditions, African Americans, Political activity, Social movementsPlaces
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Articulating rights: nineteenth-century American women on race, reform, and the state
2010, Northern Illinois University Press
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0875804160 9780875804163
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Table of Contents
Frances Wright : moral suasion and states' rights
Sarah and Angelina Grimké : women's political engagement
Frances Watkins Harper : civil rights and the role of the state
Frances Willard : federal regulations for the common good
Mary Church Terrell : unremitting critiques of "White lawlessness."
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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