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Excerpt from The Woman's Right's Almanac for 1858: Containing Facts, Statistics, Arguments, Records of Progress, and Proofs of the Need of ItThe following petition, numerously signed by both men and women, citi zens of this State, was, at the first session of this Legislature, referred to the undersigned select committee.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes

Title	:	The Woman's Right's Almanac for 1858: Containing Facts, Statistics, Arguments, Records of Progress, and Proofs of the Need of It (Classic Reprint)
Author	:	Lucy Stone
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