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The Woman's Advocate

The Woman's Advocate was a 19th century periodical intended to "labor for the legal and political equality of women", published in New York by W. P. Tomlinson.

Publication History

The first issue of The Woman's Advocate is dated January 1869. The last issue was published in 1870.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1869: The Wayback Machine has a transcription of volume 1, covering January-June 1869, harvested from the now-offline Emory Women Writers Resource Project. We are not sure if the web crawl saved everything.
• 1869: The Wayback Machine has a transcription of volume 2, covering July-December 1869, harvested from the now-offline Emory Women Writers Resource Project. We are not sure if the web crawl saved everything.
• 1869: The Internet Archive has page scans of volume 2, number 1, dated July 1869.
• 1870: The Wayback Machine has a transcription of volume 3, covering January-May 1870, harvested from the now-offline Emory Womean Writers Resource Project. We are not sure if the web crawl saved everything.

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