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Clara Colby The International Suffragist

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A fascinating story of a smart and truly tireless woman

I don’t know if Clara Colby is well-known in the US but, from a UK perspective, I hadn’t heard of her before I encountered this book.  Born in England in 1846, she moved to America as a child. After graduating from university (surely a remarkable thing for the time), she began campaigning for women’s votes in the US and later internationally.  Her lecture schedule and the travel this required would be exhausting in our times but, with the additional travel difficulties and burdens of her times, it is truly incredible.

This is a really fascinating story of a smart and tireless woman, with a chaotic personal life, always campaigning for the greater good.

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About Clara Colby The International Suffragist

The British woman who helped American women win the vote. This book is the story of Clara Bewick Colby, a leader in the campaign which resulted in American and British women achieving the right to vote. Valedictorian of the first woman’s class at the University of Wisconsin, she became a writer, publisher, teacher and public speaker.

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