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Gerda Lerner. PART TWO From the Birth of the Republic to the Civil War l The period from the American Revolution to the Civil PART From the Birth of the Republic to the Civil.
Gerda Lerner. PART TWO From the Birth of the Republic to the Civil War l The period from the American Revolution to the Civil PART From the Birth of the Republic to the Civil.
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Afterwards they expected the full support of abolitionists for the inclusion of woman's rights in civil rights legislation . In this they were bitterly disappointed . Reconstruction legislation was controversial , and its supporters did ...
Afterwards they expected the full support of abolitionists for the inclusion of woman's rights in civil rights legislation . In this they were bitterly disappointed . Reconstruction legislation was controversial , and its supporters did ...
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A militant civil rights advocate , she organized picket lines and sit - ins in the 1930's and 1940's and won a major victory in her campaign to desegregate the restaurants in the nation's capital . The refusal of the American ...
A militant civil rights advocate , she organized picket lines and sit - ins in the 1930's and 1940's and won a major victory in her campaign to desegregate the restaurants in the nation's capital . The refusal of the American ...
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