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Summary Of Woman's Right To Vote By Susan B Anthony

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While Susan B. Anthony uses all three types of support in her speech, “ Woman’s Right to Vote,” her credible source, or ethos, is the strongest because she cites the Constitution that the Founding Fathers created. Susan B. Anthony was a social reformer and woman activist. After voting in the 1872 election, Susan was fined $100 and arrested. When she was released, she gave her speech in Monroe New York and explained that she was exercising her right to vote. She appeals to the audience's morals when she discusses the unfairness of power men have over woman and how it leads to confrontation in a household? She uses logical reasoning explaining if women are people, they deserve rights like everyone else. She quotes the Constitution in her speech
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