An American Suffragette

"An American Suffragette" by Isaac N. Stevens offers a fascinating glimpse into the fervent fight for women's rights in the early 20th-century United States. This compelling work of political fiction explores the vital struggle for suffrage through a narrative lens, bringing to life the passion and dedication of those who championed this pivotal cause.

Focusing on the experiences and challenges faced by American suffragettes, the book delves into the political landscape of the era, examining the civics and citizenship issues at the heart of the movement. Stevens's narrative provides insight into the historical context of the time, reflecting the significant social and political changes occurring in the United States. Readers interested in women's rights, political history, and the suffrage movement will find this republication a valuable and engaging read.

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