CHAPTER XLI.

MICHIGAN.

Women's Literary Clubs and Libraries--Mrs. Lucinda H.

Stone--Classes of Girls in Europe--Ernestine L. Rose--Legislative

Action, 1849-1885--State Woman Suffrage Society, 1870--Annual

Conventions--Northwestern Association--Wendell Phillips'

Letter--Nannette Gardner votes--Catharine A. F. Stebbins

Refused--Legislative Action--Amendments Submitted--An Active Canvas

of the State by Women--Election Day--The Amendment Lost, 40,000 Men

Voted in Favor--University at Ann Arbor Opened to Girls,

1869--Kalamazoo Institute--J. A. B. Stone--Miss Madeline Stockwell

and Miss Sarah Burger Applied for Admission to the University in

1857--Episcopal Church Bill--Local Societies--Quincy--Lansing--St.

Johns--Manistee--Grand Rapids--Sojourner Truth--Laura C.

Haviland--Sybil Lawrence 513

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