I Speak of Wrongs: Friendships, Feuds, and the Origins of the Women's Movement

The stunning, untold story of how three nineteenth-century trailblazers built the women's rights movement until their irreconcilable differences over race and gender split them apart-a legacy that still plagues American feminism today-from the award-winning author of Romantic Outlaws.

I Speak of Wrongs is a sweeping, intimate history of three women who shaped-and reshaped-women's fight for representation: Lucy Stone, the daughter of a farmer; Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who came from a life of p...