Aún no tenemos significados para "equal suffrage".
1The fourth amendment adopted in recent years extended equal suffrage to women.
2The German bourgeoisie at St. Paul's Church, Frankfort, enacted universal equal suffrage.
3The Fifteenth Amendment had irrevocably established the principle of equal suffrage.
4Does equal suffrage tend to lessen the interest of woman in her home?
5Finland has given woman equal suffrage; nay, even the right to sit in Parliament.
6The right of equal suffrage among the States is another exceptionable part of the Confederation.
7In a word, equal suffrage is possible, while universal man or woman suffrage is not.
8First among these, perhaps, is the equal suffrage movement.
9You understand, then, why I am for equal suffrage.
10I want to tell you that I stand for, and shall fight for, equal suffrage!
11It made two principles conspicuous: first, equal suffrage; and second, the maintenance of the public faith.
12Most people have even forgotten the passage of the constitutional amendment conferring equal suffrage, in 1896.
13But the demand for equal suffrage is in nowise analogous to a claim for independent sovereignty.
14Remember this is the day of equal suffrage.
15Well-known professors of many Western universities and colleges have spoken and written in favor of equal suffrage.
16To this misgovernment is due the unrest among women and the impetus behind the equal suffrage movement today.
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