History of Feminism

safeinOhio

(32,634 posts) Sun Sep 3, 2017, 11:14 PM Sep 2017

Found an interesting book.

From my post in the EBay and Collectors group.

I also found an interesting book, Franchise, by Mrs. Belle L. Rudy. Only about 83 pages and appears to be an early women's rights book. Dated 1895. Looking on line I've seen some reprints, not sure if this is an early reprint or not. Looks to be very vintage

Part of preface.
The full purpose is to convey to beloved woman the freedom of thought, speech, and above all the freedom and equality of the ballot. Whereby the legislation of our country may be purified.

Does anyone have any information about this book?

2 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

Found an interesting book. (Original Post) safeinOhio Sep 2017 OP

Here is the book, but reading page 28 and 29 may ruin it for most people. braddy Sep 2017 #1

In the context of 1895, this language is pretty common. safeinOhio Sep 2017 #2

braddy

(3,585 posts)

1. Here is the book, but reading page 28 and 29 may ruin it for most people.

Reply to safeinOhio (Original post)

Mon Sep 4, 2017, 11:36 AM

Sep 2017

https://archive.org/stream/franchise00rudy#page/28/mode/2up

safeinOhio

(32,634 posts)

2. In the context of 1895, this language is pretty common.

Reply to braddy (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 4, 2017, 01:59 PM

Sep 2017

I've own several late 1800s County History books. Most of them use this language in speaking about Native People. Just looking at suffrage issue, it is before its time.

But thank you for the link. Now if I could find out if it has any value and if not to whom I might donate it to.

Reply to this discussion