September 4, 1840

Lucretia Mott and O’Connell

Here Mott, from London, June 17 requests O’Connell’s views on the question of women in the Convention. O’Connell’s response includes that at first he was against the inclusion of women…

On return from London convention

A letter appears from Garrison, upon his return from London: “On the London Convention I shall speak without reserve in future numbers of The Liberator. It was anything but a…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1840 Anti-Slavery Organizations London Convention

July 31, 1840

Protesting exclusion of women from London convention

Writing from London, July 3, Garrison sends a copy of a Protest against the exclusion of women from the London convention. He indicates that the Protest was read at the…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1840 London Convention Women rights

Lucretia Mott and O’Connell

On return from London convention

Protesting exclusion of women from London convention

Contents

FRIENDSHIPS FORGED IN FIRE

DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THE LIFE AND ROLE OF GARRISON

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