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Native American rights history

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  • 19th century man in office tearing apart a book with the name Lydia Maria Child on the cover.

    Woman’s History Month: The Woman Who Risked Everything for Freedom

    Welcome to Women’s History Month. Two decades before Susan B. Anthony took up the cause of women’s rights, Lydia Maria Child (1802-1880) was already writing courage into history.  Though not [...]

    Published On: March 4, 2026Categories: American History, Contemporaries of the Anthonys, Victorian Life, Women's SuffrageTags: abolition, antislavery, contemporaries of the Anthonys, equality, Lydia Maria Child, Native American rights history, Susan B. Anthony, Women of Courage, women's rights

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