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In the introduction to one book, this thinker rhetorically asked why it was "more audacious to review Moses than Blackstone, the Jewish code of laws than the English code of jurisprudence?" In an essay, this thinker argued that a certain group should not "stand aside and see ‘Sambo' walk into the kingdom first." This thinker's best-known work argues that because women "make the voyage of life alone… they must know something of the laws of navigation." This thinker collaborated with Matilda Joslyn Gage on a critique of the subservience of females in Christian theology, The Woman's Bible, and resigned the leadership of NAWSA with a speech arguing for the title "solitude of self" as a rationale for women's suffrage. For 10 points, name this 19th-century suffragist who frequently collaborated with Susan B. Anthony.
In the introduction to one book, this thinker rhetorically asked why it was "more audacious to review Moses than Blackstone, the Jewish code of laws than the English code of jurisprudence?"
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