Valiant Friend : the life of Lucretia Mott

by Margaret Hope Bacon

Other authorsDavid Budman (Designer)
Paperback, 1999

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Available

Call number

B MOTT BAC 1995

Tags

19th century Quakers, American Quakers, abolition, Quaker history, suffrage, social justice, Nantucket

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Publication

Philadelphia, Pa. : Friends General Conference, 1999.

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Subjects

Abolitionists United states Biography
Feminists United States biography
Mott, Lucretia, 1793-1880
Quaker women United States Biography

ISBN

1888305096 / 9781888305098

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B MOTT BAC 1995

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6196

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