Susan B. Anthony

A detailed Summary of Susan B. Anthony

I hope that one day people will look back on my legacy and say,

"Susan Brockwell Anthony was such an incredible woman." Since the

time I was born, February 15, 1820, I've always tried to achieve the best.

Growing up a Quacker in Adams, Massachusetts, I was always guide to

esteem highly, my father was the main influence of this philosophy in my

life. He was an extremely strict Quacker abolitionist who enforced

self-discipline, moral principals and a strong belief of what you are worth.

In 1826 my parents, Daniel and Lucy, decided to move to Battensville,

After arriving there I soon learned that I was very ostentatious. So

much so that my father started "home schooling" because I wanted my

teacher to instruct me in long division and she refused. At home I was

taught by a nice woman named Mary Perkins who showed my sist

united with the American Woman

The Revolution was a magazine I published from 1868 to 1870 basically

The Temperance Movement, The Revolution, and the National

Although, in 1890 the association

last public speech was at the National American Woman Suffrage

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