Thomas McClintock chaired this meeting's final day, which saw the reading of Blackstone's Commentaries to discuss the basis of the power of the "Lords of Creation.
Thomas McClintock chaired this meeting's final day, which saw the reading of Blackstone's Commentaries to discuss the basis of the power of the "Lords of Creation." This event was conceived eight years prior in London during the World Anti-Slavery Convention, where the organizers of this event were barred from participating. During this event, Frederick Douglass was able to swing the vote in favor of a resolution to add a certain demand to the Declaration of Sentiments. Organized by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, for 10 points, name this 1848 convention held in upstate New York concerning women's rights.
Thomas McClintock chaired this meeting's final day, which saw the reading of Blackstone's Commentaries to discuss the basis of the power of the "Lords of Creation.
Seneca Falls Convention