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Lucy Stone (1818-1893): Women's Rights Advocate Gives Her First Address in Gardner. Lucy Stone was concerned over the fact that the status of American women in the
Lucy Stone: known as the woman who kept her own name after marriage, but involved far more deeply in the struggle for women's rights.
Lucy Stone of Pope's Hill Was a Key Voice in the Early Days of the Women's Movement in America. May 26, 2005: By Peter F. Stevens
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Lucy Stone, 1847 (Oberlin College Archives) Short biographical note. Lucy Stone, "American reformer, who was a pioneer in the movement for women's rights.
Lucy Stone was a prominent leader of the woman's rights movement in nineteenth century America.
Basic facts about Lucy Stone, abolitionist and woman suffrage worker who kept her own name at marriage.
Lucy Stone's Legacy. From tree stump to concert hall, Lucy Stones powerful oratory, and her courageous example, were instrumental in turning northern sentiment toward

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