Difference between revisions of "Declaration of the Rights of Women"

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The Declaration of the Rights of women was an attempt to give women rights during the [[French Revolution]] in 1791. The leader of this group, [[Olympe de Gouges]], was beheaded like many other participants in that revolution.
 
The Declaration of the Rights of women was an attempt to give women rights during the [[French Revolution]] in 1791. The leader of this group, [[Olympe de Gouges]], was beheaded like many other participants in that revolution.
  
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The Declaration of the Rights of women was an attempt to give women rights during the French Revolution in 1791. The leader of this group, Olympe de Gouges, was beheaded like many other participants in that revolution.