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Petition of Susan B. Anthony for Remission of Fine Imposed for Voting
Petition of Susan B. Anthony for Remission of Fine Imposed for Voting ca. 1874
President Ford
President Ford's Letter to Senator Scott Regarding Extension of the Voting Rights Act 7/23/1975
Letter About American Indian Voting Rights
Letter About American Indian Voting Rights 1/23/1947
Letter from George Neu Opposed to the Voting Rights Act of 1965
Letter from George Neu Opposed to the Voting Rights Act of 1965 3/26/1965
Memorial to Congress from the American Woman Suffrage Association
Memorial to Congress from the American Woman Suffrage Association 2/6/1872
Letter Regarding the Federal Amendment from Ellen F. Vanderbilt
Letter Regarding the Federal Amendment from Ellen F. Vanderbilt
Petition from the Women Voters Anti-Suffrage Party of New York
Petition from the Women Voters Anti-Suffrage Party of New York 9/12/1918
Letter in Favor of the Susan B. Anthony Amendment from Blanche H. Ives to Senator McLean
Letter in Favor of the Susan B. Anthony Amendment from Blanche H. Ives to Senator McLean 1/29/1916
Letter from the Camden Branch of the National Women
Letter from the Camden Branch of the National Women's Party to Congressman F. F. Patterson, Jr. 3/12/1924
Letter from Connecticut Equal Franchise League to U.S. Senate
Letter from Connecticut Equal Franchise League to U.S. Senate 5/1918
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