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Review: The Grimke Sisters from South Carolina: Pioneers for Women's Rights and AbolitionUser Review - Cheryl - Goodreadsvery interesting non-fiction history of two sisters from the south who were deeply involved in the abolionist movement prior to the civil war. And their resulting involvmentthe woman's rights movement ... Read full review Review: The Grimke Sisters from South Carolina: Pioneers for Women's Rights and AbolitionUser Review - Carol - GoodreadsThis is one of my favorite history books of all time for a number of reasons. I try to keep a copy near me always. It's great biography (dual biography at that). It's by Gerda Lerner, who was one of ... Read full review Related books
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