An engraving depicting a portrait of Ernestine L. Rose, a suffragist, abolitionist, and freethinker. She is shown in a half-bust pose, wearing a dark dress with a lace collar and brooch, with her hair styled in ringlets. Her name, "Ernestine L. Rose," is printed in a calligraphic style below the portrait. The engraving was created by Leopold Grozelier and J. C. Buzzre, and appears to have been removed from a book. 3.
Subject: Women's rights
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This book contains a phonographically reported transcription of the 1853 Hartford Bible Convention. Notable speakers included Andrew Jackson Davis, William Lloyd Garrison, and Ernestine L. Rose. Rose's speech, in particular, is a significant contribution to American feminist thought, advocating for the rights of all people regardless of sex, race, or origin. The convention's proceedings offer valuable insight into 19th-century American religious, philosophical, and political discourse.