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“Vote Against the Terrible Men”, 1869

JF Ptak Science Books  Quick Post, Election Day

This piece of Suffragette music was published in the incredibly-named “Palace of Music”by W.W. Whitney in Toledo, Ohio in about 1869.  For most intents and purposes the women’s vote movement was still in its first generation, and still five decades away from a  national vote for women. The music and words were those of Frank Howard (not of the Baltimore Orioles, as this Mr. Howard was born in 1823).  Images courtesy of the vast colelctions at/connected to the Library of Congress, here.

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