Elizabeth Cady Stanton
By Mailee Ransom
Introduction
In her early childhood...
Some Pictures of Her
Elizabeth and her daughter, Harriot
Elizabeth Stanton at a suffragette gathering.
Her home state, New York!
What is a suffragette? What is an abolitionist?
An abolitionist is a person who tries to stop slavery. They believe in equal rights for everyone.
In a way, they are all very similar!
She was a suffragette and an abolitionist.
Did you know she knew Susan B Anthony? She did! They met in the early 1850's. They worked together to give women their rights. During the Civil War, they worked together to write an abolitionist newspaper.
After the War...
In 1881 to 1886, Elizabeth and Susan wrote 3 volumes of something called The History of Women Suffrage. Later, she and her daughter Harriot wrote The Women's Bible published in two volumes, first in 1895 then 1898.
Conclusion
Bibliography
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