No. 18 in *P.60.621 Massachusetts. Constitutional conventions. 1853.
. . . In Convention, July 1, 1853. The committee on qualifications of voters, to whom was referred the petitions of Francis Jackson and others that the word “male” may be stricken from the Consti- tution, and also of Abby B. Alcott and other women of Massachu- setts, that they may be allowed to vote on the amendments that may be made to the Constitution, report: .. .
[Boston, Mass. 1853.] 3 pp. [Convention. No. 97.] 8°.
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This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, February 21, 1906.
G484 — Woman suffrage. — Massachusetts. Elections.