This event saw speeches given by Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, both of whom urged Lucretia Mott to include a call for suffrage in the Declaration of Sentiments.
Horace Greeley wrote that this event was "but the assertion of a natural right," and the ninth resolution presented at this event led one of its members to exclaim that "thee will make [them] ridiculous." At the urging of Garrison and Phillips, the two leaders of this event traveled to London to attend the first World's (*) Anti-Slavery Convention, where they were only allowed to listen in the gallery. This event saw speeches given by Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, both of whom urged Lucretia Mott to include a call for suffrage in the Declaration of Sentiments. For ten points, identify this 1848 conference that took place in a namesake New York village and called for women's rights.
Horace Greeley wrote that this event was "but the assertion of a natural right," and the ninth resolution presented at this event led one of its members to exclaim that "thee will make [them] ridiculous."
{Seneca Falls} Convention