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Woman of the Century — Cora Scott Pond Pope (1893)

Lucy Stone to help them organize the State for woman suffrage. Miss Pond had intended to teach for ten years and then go West and take up the work for women, but she decided to accept the proposition. She continued the work and organized eighty-seven woman suffrage leagues in Massachusetts, more than had ever been organized before, arranged lectures, spoke in the meetings and raised money to carry on the State work for six years. Although engaged in that work, she was interested in every reform. Her first great effort in raising money was in 1887, when she organized a woman suffrage bazaar.
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Woman of the Century — Cora Scott Pond Pope (1893)

CORA SCOTT POND POPE. She attended the public schools regularly and added to her already robust constitution by outdoor games, until she was fifteen years old She could run as fast as the boys, who were invariably her playmates. There were no books or libraries in the town, and from fifteen to twenty-one years of age she devoted herself to music and social Interests.
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