This establisher of the International Peace Bureau graduated from National in 1873 in spite of having already received honorary masters from Syracuse.
This establisher of the International Peace Bureau graduated from National in 1873 in spite of having already received honorary masters from Syracuse. A staunch campaigner for the Arnell bill, the ruling of Nott in an ex parte case In re this person stated that she was "without legal capacity to take the office of attorney." For ten points, name this social reformer who ran for President on the National Equal Rights ticket in 1884 and 1888 and who, after some tribulation, became the first woman to argue before the US Supreme Court.
This establisher of the International Peace Bureau graduated from National in 1873 in spite of having already received honorary masters from Syracuse.
Belva Ann Bennett {Lockwood}