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Angela:Even the littlest personcan make the biggest diference.  \nImages wsed under license from Shutterstock.comand soured from Wikimedia Commons.  \nImages of Rebeca Lukens and Julia Morgan:RobertJ.Schualb.Image of Ellen Browning Seripps cowrteryUniversity of California,San Diego.  \nDesigned by Heacher Zschock  \nCopyright ◎2018Peter Pauper Press,Inc.202 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains,NY 10601 USAAll rights reservedISBN 978-1-4413-2602-7Printed in China7654321  \n\n| Visit us at www.peterpauper.com   |\n| --- |\n\n# RevolutionaryWOMEN\n\nFrom Coloniststo Suffragists  \nContents  \n………………6  \nIntroduction..  \n……………………8  \nPocahontas ……………  \n……………………………10  \nMercy Otis Warren.  \nMary Katharine Goddard…………………12  \nNancy Ward,or Nanye'hi………………14  \n…………16  \nBetsy Ross………  \nPhillis Wheatley  \n…………18  \nMolly Pitcher.  \n…………20  \n………22  \nDolley Madison.  \n…………24  \nSacajawea………  \n……………26  \nEmma Willard  \n………………28  \nRebecca Lukens.  \n…………………30  \nSojourner Truth..  \n………………………32  \nHarriet Beecher Stowe.  \nHarriet Jacobs………………………………………34  \nElizabeth Cady Stanton………………………36  \nLucy Stone………………………………………………38  \n……………………40  \nJulia Ward Howe..  \nHarriet Tubman………………………………  \n……42  \n……44  \nEmily Dickinson…………………………………  \nHarriet Goodhue Hosmer…………………46  \nEllen Browning Scripps……………………  \n..48  \n……………50  \nMary Harris \"Mother\"Jones.  \nVictoria Woodhull……………………………………52  \n……54  \nAnnie Oakley………………………  \n......  \n..56  \nAnnie Jump Cannon……………………  \n..58  \nNellie Bly……………  \n..60  \nEdmonia Lewis……  \n……………………62  \nJulia Morgan..  \n# Introduction\n\nhe proving ground on whichwe stand as women iscomprised of milestones  \nachieved by our visionary sisters of thepast.From all walks of life and with anamazing range of accomplishments,female revolutionaries triumphed  \nagainst the odds in opening doors forthose who followed.  \nFrom the woman who printed thefrst edition ofthe Declaration ofIndependence listing the names ofall the signers,to 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