Stan‧ton, E‧liz‧a‧beth Ca‧dy /ˈstæntən, ɪˈlɪzəbəθ ˈkeɪdi/
(1815–1902) a US woman who was one of the leaders of a group that worked to get the law changed so that women would be allowed to vote. She and her husband, Henry Stanton, also wanted to end slavery in the US.
⇒ Anthony, Susan B.

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