Lucretia Mott speaking : excerpts from the sermons & speeches of a famous nineteenth century Quaker minister & reformer

by Lucretia Mott

Other authorsMargaret Hope Bacon (Compiler)
Pamphlet, 1980

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Available

Call number

CP 234/2

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women's concerns, Quaker writing, Quaker history

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Publication

[Wallingford, Pa.] : Pendle Hill, [1980]

Subjects

Society of Friends Sermons

ISBN

0875742343 / 9780875742342

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This is a wonderful introduction to Lucretia Mott, a most impressive American Quaker leader of the 19th century, and still an inspiration. She was deeply spiritual, loving, courageous, wise, and active. She was a leader in the anti-slavery movement and the women's rights movement.

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CP 234/2

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