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How Rockland Women Got the Vote
by Isabelle K. Savell
Beginning in the early 1870s and continuing to statewide victory in 1917,
Ladies' Lib traces women's struggle for right to vote in Rockland County.
It is based primarily on the recollections and papers of Caroline Lexow
Babcock, a leading New York suffragist who lived in South Nyack.
ISBN: 0911183-03-5, paper
1979, 64 pp., index
Ladies' Lib: How Rockland Women Got the Vote
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