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What I like most is that the book brings to light an unknown champion of a political movement, adding important insight and perspective to our sense of the political awareness and independence of thought of nineteenth-century women. Gibbons' story gives greater texture to the variety of women's lives, experiences, beliefs, and political behavior. - Emma Jones Lapsansky, Professor of History and Curator of Quaker Collection, Haverford College

""What I like most is that the book brings to light an unknown champion of a political movement, adding important insight and perspective to our sense of the political awareness and independence of thought of nineteenth-century women. Gibbons' story gives greater texture to the variety of women's lives, experiences, beliefs, and political behavior."" - Emma Jones Lapsansky, Professor of History and Curator of Quaker Collection, Haverford College

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Margaret Hope Bacon, author and lecturer, has written many books including most recently Wilt Thou Go on My Errand? The Journals of Three Eighteenth Century Quaker Women; One Woman's Passion for Peace and Freedom: The Life of Mildred Olmsted; and Let This Life Speak: The Legacy of Henry Joel Cadbury. She is a Swarthmore College Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. The city of Philadelphia has honored her with both a Human Rights Award in 1976 and a Citation for Contributions to Women's History in 1987.

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