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This women's movement is a great movement of the sexes toward each…
Quote byRebecca Latimer Felton · 1835–1930
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: 'Why I Am a Suffragist? Cornerstones of Georgia History, p. 169..
English (original)
This women's movement is a great movement of the sexes toward each other, with common ideals as to government, as well as common ideals in domestic life, where fully developed manhood must seek and find its real mate in the mother of his children, as well as the solace of his home.
— Rebecca Latimer Felton
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