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Tag Archives: the 19th Amendment
Jeanette Rankin: The Lonely, Only Congresswoman
Even before the Constitutional Amendment granting women’s suffrage, Jeanette Rankin was elected to Congress. From Montana. A Foot in Two Centuries Jeanette Rankin was born in 1880 in Missoula, MT. It was still the Wild West. There were less than … Continue reading
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