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19th Amendment: The Fight Over Woman Suffrage in Connecticut

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Emmeline Pankhurst’s “Freedom or Death” Speech Energizes Connecticut Women in 1913

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Rosamond Danielson: Windham County Suffragist and Community Leader

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Women of the Prison Brigade

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A Feeling of Solidarity: Labor Unions and Suffragists Team Up

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America’s First Ordained Woman Minister: Olympia Brown and Bridgeport’s Universalist Church

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Katharine Houghton Hepburn, A Woman Before Her Time

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Mary Townsend Seymour: Hartford’s Organizer, Activist, and Suffragist

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Senator Brandegee Stonewalls Women’s Suffrage

Connecticut Suffragists Appeal to the President – Today in History: July 12

Connecticut Attorney General John H. Light and His Fight for Woman’s Suffrage

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Vera Buch Weisbord’s “Radical” Life

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Looking Back: Tempest Tossed, the Story of Isabella Beecher Hooker

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Trolley Campaigners Storm Small Towns and Votes for Women is the Battle Cry

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Votes for A Woman: Sara Buek Crawford

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Mary Hall: Connecticut’s First Female Attorney

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Josephine Bennett: Hartford’s City Mother

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Connecticut Suffragists 1919

A Day for Women – Today in History: March 8

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Women Win the Right to Vote

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An Orderly & Decent Government: Making Self-Government Work, 1905-1929

Looking Back: How the Vote Was Won

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