"Women were among our primeval abolitionists:" women and organized anti-slavery in Vermont, 1834-1848

"Women were among our primeval abolitionists:" women and organized anti-slavery in Vermont, 1834-1848

Blackwell, Marilyn S.

Vermont's reputation as a bastion of antislavery and women's extensive involvement in antislavery societies elsewhere in the Northeast suggests that Jonathan Miller was not just boasting. But if so many women were involved, as Miller contended, why are they absent from these histories?

Vermont History, v. 82, no. 1 (Summer/Fall 2014)

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