Elizabeth Freeman (aktibista)

Elizabeth Freeman
Elizabeth Freeman
Kapanganakan	12 Setyembre 1876; Hatfield; ; (Welwyn Hatfield, Hertfordshire, East of England, Inglatera);
Kamatayan	27 Pebrero 1942; Pasadena; ; (Kondado ng Los Angeles, California, Pacific States Region);
Mamamayan	Estados Unidos ng Amerika

Huwag itong ikalito kay Mum Bett na tinatawag ding Elizabeth Freeman.

Si Elizabeth Freeman (1876-1942) ay isang Amerikanang aktibistang maka-panghalalan at karapatang sibil mula sa Estados Unidos.^[2]

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↑ http://www.anb.org/view/10.1093/anb/9780198606697.001.0001/anb-9780198606697-e-369558.
↑ "Elizabeth Freeman". Nakuha noong 2008-12-15. Elisabeth Freeman came to this country as a small child with her brother John and sister (Clara) Jane, and their mother, Mary Hall Freeman, who came estranged from her husband. Mary worked for St. Johnland, an orphanage on Long Island for a time, and the children lived at the orphanage for some time. Elisabeth was far from wealthy, did not go to college, and as a woman, her opportunities were limited. She was involved with the Salvation Army and regularly attended meetings which she found uplifting. Her chance encounter on a trip to England with the British suffragettes led to a career as a professional speaker and organizer.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link)

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[ef-2] "Elizabeth Freeman". Nakuha noong 2008-12-15. Elisabeth Freeman came to this country as a small child with her brother John and sister (Clara) Jane, and their mother, Mary Hall Freeman, who came estranged from her husband. Mary worked for St. Johnland, an orphanage on Long Island for a time, and the children lived at the orphanage for some time. Elisabeth was far from wealthy, did not go to college, and as a woman, her opportunities were limited. She was involved with the Salvation Army and regularly attended meetings which she found uplifting. Her chance encounter on a trip to England with the British suffragettes led to a career as a professional speaker and organizer.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link)

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Elizabeth Freeman

Kapanganakan	12 Setyembre 1876^[1] Hatfield (Welwyn Hatfield, Hertfordshire, East of England, Inglatera)
Kamatayan	27 Pebrero 1942 Pasadena (Kondado ng Los Angeles, California, Pacific States Region)
Mamamayan	Estados Unidos ng Amerika