Lucretia Mott's Heresy: Abolition and Women's Rights in Nineteenth-Century America (Hardcover) by Carol Faulkner

from book58lover

An absolutely fabulous biography of the 19th century Quaker radical, Lucretia Mott. I was aware of Mott through her participation at the Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention in 1848 and thought I knew her. But Faulkner made clear that she was first and foremost an abolitionist and not always a ...

from Suzannepalmieri

Clever, entertaining, and eye opening. Carol Faulkner has recreated a time and place that all women should re-investigate. I'm a history buff, so I LOVED THIS. And for my fellow authors who may be writing about women during this time period, this is a must read. Well done, Carol!

from book58lover

An absolutely fabulous biography of the 19th century Quaker radical, Lucretia Mott. I was aware of Mott through her participation at the Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention in 1848 and thought I knew her. But Faulkner made clear that she was first and foremost an abolitionist and not always a ...

from Suzannepalmieri

Clever, entertaining, and eye opening. Carol Faulkner has recreated a time and place that all women should re-investigate. I'm a history buff, so I LOVED THIS. And for my fellow authors who may be writing about women during this time period, this is a must read. Well done, Carol!