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Posted on March 25, 2025 by Chris Enss

1804 – The Louisiana Purchase was divided into the District of Louisiana and the Territory of Orleans

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Observing woman’s agency, devotion, and efficien Observing woman’s agency, devotion, and efficiency in pleading the cause of the slave, gratitude for this high service early moved me to give favourable attention to the subject of what is called “Woman’s Rights,” and caused me to be denominated a woman’s-rights-man. I am glad to say I have never been ashamed to be thus designated. Recognising not sex, nor physical strength, but moral intelligence and the ability to discern right from wrong, good from evil, and the power to choose between them, as the true basis of Republican Government, to which all are alike subject, and bound alike to obey, I was not long in reaching the conclusion that there was no foundation in reason or justice for woman’s exclusion from the right of choice in the selection of the persons who should frame the laws, and thus shape the destiny of all the people, irrespective of sex. Frederick Douglass Visit www.chrisenss.com now to enter to win a copy of No Place for a Woman: The Struggle for Suffrage in the Wild West.
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