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(Julia Ward Howe, 1899, Reminiscences)
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== Frances Ellen (Watkins) Harper, 1866 Woman’s Rights convention ==
 
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"We are all bound up together in one great bundle of humanity, and society cannot trample on the weakest and feeblest of its members without receiving the curse in its own soul."  Strong words that people still need to come terms with today. I really enjoyed reading her speech.  I feel so much more for the black woman of the time because they were fighting a double fight: race and gender rights were needed.  Bringing up the "wrongs" done to the blacks by the whites was a powerful message, especially when she contrasted it to the "rights" that the "white women" keep takling about.  - christine
  
 
== Shoe women of Lynn, MA, 1874 ==
 
== Shoe women of Lynn, MA, 1874 ==

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