Eighty Years and More
Reminiscences 1815-1897
Book • 2020
'Eighty Years and More: Reminiscences 1815–1897' collects Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s autobiographical writings, offering firsthand insight into her early life, family, and decades of activism.
The volume presents Stanton’s reflections on marriage, motherhood, abolitionism, Seneca Falls, and the suffrage movement, illustrating her rhetorical style and personal convictions.
As an edited edition, it includes scholarly notes and context that help readers understand nineteenth-century social and political settings.
The book is valuable for historians and general readers seeking primary-source perspectives on the origins and evolution of women’s rights advocacy.
It demonstrates Stanton’s intellectual range and the ways her personal experiences shaped her public arguments.
The volume presents Stanton’s reflections on marriage, motherhood, abolitionism, Seneca Falls, and the suffrage movement, illustrating her rhetorical style and personal convictions.
As an edited edition, it includes scholarly notes and context that help readers understand nineteenth-century social and political settings.
The book is valuable for historians and general readers seeking primary-source perspectives on the origins and evolution of women’s rights advocacy.
It demonstrates Stanton’s intellectual range and the ways her personal experiences shaped her public arguments.
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Ellen DuBois on the Revolutionary Life of Elizabeth Cady Stanton
