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The Battle of Elizabeth Candy Stanton

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January 7, 2013

 

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Soon after her graduation she began working to end slavery. Her husband, Henry Stanton, opposed slavery. He was in fact a delegate to the World Anti-Slavery Convention in London, England. Candy Stanton admired his speaking talent, liberal values, and good looks. The two were married on May 1,1840. Her work toward abolition which included lobbying, congress went on for more than twenty years...
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The two were married on May 1,1840. Her work toward abolition which included lobbying, congress went on for more than twenty years. At the same time, she longed to improve the lives of women. Women, who had almost no legal rights were treated as the property of men. Candy Stanton believed women would never be equal to men, until they had the right to vote...
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