According to many scholars, this document's critique of common law was drawn from contemporary jurist Elisha Hurlbut, and it 
According to many scholars, this document's critique of common law was drawn from contemporary jurist Elisha Hurlbut, and it borrowed language from the minister Samuel May. Prior to approval of this document, the town supervisor Ansel Bascom read a speech he prepared with a student named Samuel Tillman, and Thomas M'Clintock read several passages from Blackstone's legal commentaries. Reportedly drafted on a table donated by Richard Hunt, the central portion of this document claims that "the prerogative of Jehovah himself" has been usurped, and lists several more injuries. Signed at the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, this document claims that a certain group becomes "civilly dead" in the eyes of the law upon marriage. It was signed in 1848 by a group including Martha Wright, James Mott, Frederick Douglass and its primary author, Elizabeth Cady Stanton. For 10 points, identify this document presented at the Seneca Falls Convention.