Are Women People? - A Book of Rhymes for Suffrage Times by Alice Duer Miller
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They could not get it through their heads That if they stayed tucked up in beds, Avoiding politics and strife, They'd lead a pleasant, peaceful life. Let us, dear sisters, never make Such a ridiculous mistake; But teach our children o'er and o'er That liberty is just a chore. A Suggested Campaign Song ("No brass bands. No speeches. Instead a still, silent, effective influence."--_Anti-suffrage speech_.) We are waging--can you doubt it? A campaign so calm and still No one knows a thing about it, And we hope they never will. No one knows What we oppose, And we hope they never will. We are ladylike and quiet, |
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