Lucretia Mott Written Note: "Truth for Authority, Not Authority for Truth

signed

by Mott, Lucretia
Early women's rights activist in the U.S., signer of the Declaration of Sentiments on behalf of women's legal equality, and a key participant in the woman suffrage movement. Autograph Quote Signed and dated 1871 on a card measuring 4 ¼ x 3 ". Mott writes in her hand in full on behalf of the truth of equality rather than the power of the authoritative male majority: "Truth for authority not authority for truth." She signs in full, " Lucretia Mott. (Inventory #: 14789)
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Specializing in LGBTQ History, including trans and cross-dressing materials, African American History, Military History, including minority military materials,19th-20th Century Literature, Women's History, including suffrage and reproductive rights
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