Early grumblings among women over their second-class status surfaced during colonial times when Abigail Adams implored her husband and future president John Adams to "remember the ladies and be more favorable to them than your ancestors."
An edition of Founding Sisters and the Nineteenth Amendment (Turning Points in History)
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Founding Sisters and the Nineteenth Amendment (Turning Points in History)
by Eleanor Clift
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