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Speeches and Writings, 1848-1902
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13 Oct.,
“How Shall We Solve the Divorce Problem,” New York American and Journal
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Undated
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“Home Patriotism,” undated
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“Jails and Jubilees,” The Open Court,
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“Shall Women Ride the Bicycle?”
undated
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“What Should Be Our Attitude
Towards Political Parties,” Woman's Tribune with draft, undated
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“Worship of God in Man,” The Open Court with draft, undated
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“The Woman's Bible,” undated
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Miscellaneous articles in
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BOX 4 REEL 2 |
Speeches |
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1848, untitled |
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[1850s],
“Education,” address delivered before village lyceum, Seneca Falls,
N.Y. |
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[1856?],
“Woman” |
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[1860?],
“Antislavery” |
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1861
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4-5 Feb.,
“Free Speech,” Fourth Annual New York State Anti-Slavery
Convention, Albany, New York |
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8 Feb.,
address on divorce bill before the Judiciary Committee, New York
State Senate |
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1861,
speech in Orleans County and speech on slavery |
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[1861-1864?],
“What Can Woman Do for the War?” New York, N.Y. |
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[1861-1865?],
“The Future of the Republic,” Boston, Mass., with partial draft of
another speech |
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1863, address
before Woman's Loyal League |
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[1863?],
untitled |
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[1865-1869?],
untitled |
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1866, 10 Oct.,
speech to electors of Eighth Congressional District, New York |
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1867
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May, speech
at hearing before the Judiciary Committee of the New York Senate |
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Address on right of women to vote
for delegates to constitutional convention, New York |
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First speech in suffrage campaign
in Kansas |
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Untitled speech in Kansas
campaign |
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1868, “Labor” |
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1869, 19-20
Jan., address before first convention, National Woman
Suffrage Association, Washington, D.C. |
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[circa 1869],
speech before club of men and women in New York, N.Y. |
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1870
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17 May,
speech on the McFarland trial, Apollo Hall, extract |
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[June],
“The True Republic” |
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Speech before Young Men's Suffrage
Association, Plympton Hall |
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[1870's],
extract from a lyceum lecture |
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1872, 12 Jan.,
speech before Judiciary Committee, U.S. Senate |
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[1872]
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“Co-education” |
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“Our Young Girls” |
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“Presidents and
Parties” |
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[circa 1874],
“Self-Government” |
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BOX 6 REEL 4 |
[1875], “Our
Boys” |
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1876, “Prison
Life” |
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[circa 1876],
“The Subjection of Woman” |
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1878, 11 Jan.,
“Address on National Protection for National Citizens,” before the
Committee on Privileges and Elections, U.S. Senate |
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1878, 19-20
July, Third Decade Meeting of Woman's Rights Convention,
Rochester |
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[Aug.], “Home
Life,” Providence, R.I. |
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8 Feb. 1861,
address on divorce bill before the Judiciary Committee of the New
York Senate |
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1885, 12 Nov.,
“The Pleasures of Age,” an address delivered on her seventieth
birthday |
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[1880-1890],
“Taxation” |
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1883 June,
Princess Hall, London, England |
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1884,
Washington, D.C. |
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1888
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25 Mar. -1
Apr., welcome address, International Council of
Women, Washington, D.C. |
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2 Apr.,
statement at hearing before the Committee on Woman Suffrage,
U.S. Senate |
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1889, 21 Jan.,
speech to members of National Woman Suffrage Association |
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1890
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15 Feb.,
address before U.S. Senate Special Committee on Woman Suffrage,
Woman's Tribune
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BOX 7 REEL 4 |
23 Feb.,
“Change Is the Law of Progress,” National American Woman's
Suffrage Convention, Washington, D.C. |
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4 Dec.,
speech to National American Woman Association Suffrage
Association convention |
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1891, “The
Degradation of Disfranchisement,” National American Woman Suffrage
Association convention, Washington, D.C., with clipping |
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1892
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18 Jan.,
“Solitude of Self,” address delivered before Committee on the
Judiciary, U.S. Congress |
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Dec., First
Foremothers' Celebration, New York, N.Y. |
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1893
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16 May,
“The Antagonism of Sex,” World Congress of Representative Women,
with article of same title |
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