Womens Suffrage in New Jersey 1790 1807
Womens Suffrage in New Jersey 1790 1807
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950; 1795, p. 1059; 1796, p. 49.
^Journals of the Proceedings of the Legislative Council, October 26, November 4, 10, 11, 12, 14, 1796; Votes of the Assembly, November 15, 1796, January 21, February 10, 16, 21, 22, 1797.
^ "By this bill the election throughout the state is made uniform, and to be bv townships and by ballot:" (Newark) Centiiiel of Freedom, March 15, 1797.
170 Smith College Studies in History men, the legislators taking particular care to make this clear. ^3 It is not apparent th...at up to this time many women of New- Jersey had availed themselves of the privilege accorded them, but an instance soon occurred which attracted general attention. In October, in Essex County, a lively contest arose between John Condict of Newark and William Crane of Elizabeth, candi- dates for the legislature respectively of the Republican and the Federalist parties. Condict triumphed by a narrow margin, but not until a throng of women in Elizabethtown had gone to the polls in a last effort to save his rival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
950; 1795, p. 1059; 1796, p. 49.
^Journals of the Proceedings of the Legislative Council, October 26, November 4, 10, 11, 12, 14, 1796; Votes of the Assembly, November 15, 1796, January 21, February 10, 16, 21, 22, 1797.
^ "By this bill the election throughout the state is made uniform, and to be bv townships and by ballot:" (Newark) Centiiiel of Freedom, March 15, 1797.
170 Smith College Studies in History men, the legislators taking particular care to make this clear. ^3 It is not apparent th...at up to this time many women of New- Jersey had availed themselves of the privilege accorded them, but an instance soon occurred which attracted general attention. In October, in Essex County, a lively contest arose between John Condict of Newark and William Crane of Elizabeth, candi- dates for the legislature respectively of the Republican and the Federalist parties. Condict triumphed by a narrow margin, but not until a throng of women in Elizabethtown had gone to the polls in a last effort to save his rival.
What to read after Womens Suffrage in New Jersey 1790 1807?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Raymond Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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