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Then each white woman took a black sister by the hand , and they walked out through the mob in orderly procession , staring down their ... The Grimké Sisters — Sarah M. Grimké ( 1792-1873 ) and Angelina E. Grimké Weld ( 1805-1879 ) .
Then each white woman took a black sister by the hand , and they walked out through the mob in orderly procession , staring down their ... The Grimké Sisters — Sarah M. Grimké ( 1792-1873 ) and Angelina E. Grimké Weld ( 1805-1879 ) .
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11 long both sisters had taken the decisive step of becoming ' agents ” and traveling lecturers of the American Anti - Slavery Society . The sisters ' spectacular lecture tour in New England attracted large audiences who came not only ...
11 long both sisters had taken the decisive step of becoming ' agents ” and traveling lecturers of the American Anti - Slavery Society . The sisters ' spectacular lecture tour in New England attracted large audiences who came not only ...
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In this debate the Grimké sisters performed one of their most notable services by refusing in any way to disassociate their abolitionism from their insistence that as women they had a perfect right to speak in public .
In this debate the Grimké sisters performed one of their most notable services by refusing in any way to disassociate their abolitionism from their insistence that as women they had a perfect right to speak in public .
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein Sin vista previa disponible - 1983 |