A Great American Religious Leader by Leah Aubrey
Introduction Early Influences Abolitionism African American Citizenship and Suffrage The "Woman Question" Seneca Falls Convention Divorce and Temperance Suffrage Conclusion Bibliography
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This page was created by Leah Aubrey. mailto:laubrey0@georgetowncollege.edu	Lucretia Mott was a nineteenth-century American abolitionist and feminist who changed society in her quest to help African Americans and women.
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