Hannah Mather Crocker

Hannah Crocker (June 27, 1752July 11, 1829) was an American essayist and one of the first advocates of women's rights in America, as well as a pioneer for women's participation in Freemasonry. Her ''Observations on the Real Rights of Women'' (1818) was the first book on the rights of women by an American. Provided by Wikipedia
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    A series of letters on free masonry

    A series of letters on free masonry by Crocker, Hannah Mather, 1752-1829

    Published 1815
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    Observations on the real rights of women and other writings /

    Observations on the real rights of women and other writings / by Crocker, Hannah Mather, 1752-1829

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    The school of reform, or, Seaman's safe pilot to the Cape of Good Hope

    The school of reform, or, Seaman's safe pilot to the Cape of Good Hope by Crocker, Hannah Mather, 1752-1829

    Published 1816
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    Observations on the real rights of women and other writings /

    Observations on the real rights of women and other writings / by Crocker, Hannah Mather, 1752-1829

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    Observations on the real rights of women with their appropriate duties, agreeable to Scripture, reason and common sense /

    Observations on the real rights of women with their appropriate duties, agreeable to Scripture, reason and common sense / by Crocker, Hannah Mather, 1752-1829

    Published 1818
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