The website hosts a variety of pictures that gave more a way to see her physically. It helps me because in my project i will need to portray Lucretia Mott .
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
20 annotation
Tyson, Isaac. "Albumen print of Lucretia Mott ." 16 Dec 2008 .
The website hosts a variety of pictures that gave more a way to see her physically. It helps me because in my project i will need to portray Lucretia Mott .
The website hosts a variety of pictures that gave more a way to see her physically. It helps me because in my project i will need to portray Lucretia Mott .
19 annoataton
Roslewicz, Elizabeth. "Educating Young Adults Through Distinctive Public Speaking:Lucretia Mott, Quaker Minister." Abscract. 16 Dec 2008.
This article is a wonderful source of information and it provieded me with details of Lucretia Mott and how her speehes were powerful and had impact to the everyday people. I helps me understand how she had such a powerful voice and her words were used n the right ways such as women's rights.
This article is a wonderful source of information and it provieded me with details of Lucretia Mott and how her speehes were powerful and had impact to the everyday people. I helps me understand how she had such a powerful voice and her words were used n the right ways such as women's rights.
18 annotation
Fager, Chuck. "Lucretia Mott, Liberal Quaker Theologian." Summer 2004 1. 16 Dec 2008 .
The article on Lucretia Mott gives me more indepth insight on the religious aspect o the Quaker Beliefs. it gives hypetical proof for if Lucretia Mott was a liberal Quaker theologian and the Quaker connection. It helped me understand that as a
Quaker women she was accused and judged many times.
The article on Lucretia Mott gives me more indepth insight on the religious aspect o the Quaker Beliefs. it gives hypetical proof for if Lucretia Mott was a liberal Quaker theologian and the Quaker connection. It helped me understand that as a
Quaker women she was accused and judged many times.
17 annotation
Women's Rights National Historical Park, "Quaker Influence." Jan.30, 2007 16 Dec 2008 .
Te article on the website introduces that all the main female abobistionts were Quakers except Stanton. It helps me understand how he religious influenced Lucretia Mott and he beliefs for justice. It also helps me understand more of her separation within the Quaker community. The Quakers separated into two groups the Hicksites and Orthodox. The Orthodox were more old fashioned and the Hicksite s more liberal and this is where Lucretia went.
Te article on the website introduces that all the main female abobistionts were Quakers except Stanton. It helps me understand how he religious influenced Lucretia Mott and he beliefs for justice. It also helps me understand more of her separation within the Quaker community. The Quakers separated into two groups the Hicksites and Orthodox. The Orthodox were more old fashioned and the Hicksite s more liberal and this is where Lucretia went.
16 annotation
Palmer, Beverly. "The Religious Affiliation of Lucretia Mott." July 8, 2005 16 Dec 2008 .
This article is written about Lucretia Mott and her religious background. It starts off in the beginning as Lucretia is growing up then goes into detail of her school life, then leads up to how she began speaking at Quaker meetings. This short paragraph tells of her Quaker life as a Hicksite in which she dedicated to change to after leaving the more tradition branch of the Quaker. summing up the article it tells of her contributions to certain societies such as Non- resistance society etc. It helped me understand he religious approach to her beliefs.
This article is written about Lucretia Mott and her religious background. It starts off in the beginning as Lucretia is growing up then goes into detail of her school life, then leads up to how she began speaking at Quaker meetings. This short paragraph tells of her Quaker life as a Hicksite in which she dedicated to change to after leaving the more tradition branch of the Quaker. summing up the article it tells of her contributions to certain societies such as Non- resistance society etc. It helped me understand he religious approach to her beliefs.
Monday, December 15, 2008
15 annotation
Faber, Doris. Lucretia Mott : Foe of Slavery. USA: Garrard Pub. Co, 1971.
This book gives insight into Mott other side a s a anoltion for slavery. The main focus f the book is the insight into slavery. But the mention of her fight for women rights is talked about too.
This book gives insight into Mott other side a s a anoltion for slavery. The main focus f the book is the insight into slavery. But the mention of her fight for women rights is talked about too.
14 annoataion
Kurland, Gerald. Lucretia Mott: Early Leader of the Women. New york, NY: SamHarPress, 1972.
This book although only 32 pages introduces Lucretia as a early Leader of the Women Liberation Movement. Also her involvement in the abolition movement.
This book although only 32 pages introduces Lucretia as a early Leader of the Women Liberation Movement. Also her involvement in the abolition movement.
13 annoataion
Hare, Lloyd. The Greatest Women Alive -Lucretia Mott. New York, NY: Read Books, 2007.
This book about Lucretia Mott mainly focuses on her family life and how she was a mother of six but also found time to fight the cause for women's rights. the author speaks very highly of Mott ans gives background information as her generations of family before her.
This book about Lucretia Mott mainly focuses on her family life and how she was a mother of six but also found time to fight the cause for women's rights. the author speaks very highly of Mott ans gives background information as her generations of family before her.
12 annotation
Hallowell, Anna. James and Lucretia Mott life and Letters. New York: Houghton, Mifflin, 1896.
This book has the letters written to and from Lucretia and her husband James to each other and others. This book is a great primary source. It gives insight on Lucretia personality and her strength to continue on.
This book has the letters written to and from Lucretia and her husband James to each other and others. This book is a great primary source. It gives insight on Lucretia personality and her strength to continue on.
Monday, December 8, 2008
11th anntation
Carroll, Andrew. Letters of a new nation. New York: Broadway books, 1997.
This book is about letters from female abolishmnets such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony and their newspaper the revvloution
This book is about letters from female abolishmnets such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony and their newspaper the revvloution
Friday, November 14, 2008
10th annoatatoion
Board Moran, Karen. "World Anti-Slavery Convention & Lucretia Mott." World Anti-Slavery Convention & Lucretia Mott. 2009. The Worcester Women’s History Project . 14 Nov 2008 .
On the Worcester Women's History Project has a short brief paragraph about Lucretia Mott then has a link to a diary of her experiences. In this paragraph it describes Lucretia Mott as a "preacher and independent thinker". It tells of her she founded the Philadelphia Female Anti- slavery Society and then led to be picked to the delegation of women too the 1840 world Anti Slavery Convention in London. But was then denied to partticapatipon. She keep a diary and this is the link it follows.
The organization that runs the website is the Worcester Women's Project. Founded in 1994 small group of women to raise awareness of the importance of the first National Woman's Rights Convention and to highlight the role of Worcester-- a center of radical abolitionist activity and the site of the first National Woman's Rights Convention in 1850-in the women's rights movement. Their vision was to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the 1850 convention in 2000, which vision became realized in Women 2000.
On the Worcester Women's History Project has a short brief paragraph about Lucretia Mott then has a link to a diary of her experiences. In this paragraph it describes Lucretia Mott as a "preacher and independent thinker". It tells of her she founded the Philadelphia Female Anti- slavery Society and then led to be picked to the delegation of women too the 1840 world Anti Slavery Convention in London. But was then denied to partticapatipon. She keep a diary and this is the link it follows.
The organization that runs the website is the Worcester Women's Project. Founded in 1994 small group of women to raise awareness of the importance of the first National Woman's Rights Convention and to highlight the role of Worcester-- a center of radical abolitionist activity and the site of the first National Woman's Rights Convention in 1850-in the women's rights movement. Their vision was to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the 1850 convention in 2000, which vision became realized in Women 2000.
9th annoatation
Neiderer, Sarah . "Mott, Lucretia (Coffin) ." 2008. 14 Nov 2008 .
This article written by Sarah Neiderer gives Lucretia Mott birth date occupations such as a inspirational speaker etc. It also has a short biography of her life. Her connections with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the Seneca Falls and the London convention on slavery that impacted her. Finally it ends with the death of her husband an their contributions to the opening of the Quaker college Swarthmoe college.
The website on which the article is found is an library online guide . The author is most likely a librarian or student.
This article written by Sarah Neiderer gives Lucretia Mott birth date occupations such as a inspirational speaker etc. It also has a short biography of her life. Her connections with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the Seneca Falls and the London convention on slavery that impacted her. Finally it ends with the death of her husband an their contributions to the opening of the Quaker college Swarthmoe college.
The website on which the article is found is an library online guide . The author is most likely a librarian or student.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
8th annotation
The National Portrait Gallery, "The Seneca Falls Convention". The National Portrait Gallery. 12, Nov.2008 .
This is a website that has a lot of pictures for history events and indivduals. On this website i found a short overview of the Seneca Falls. Also Lucretia Mott's influence on the meeting such as how she came to put it together with the help of Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
This website is reliable it has many notable works or works from notable organizations.
This is a website that has a lot of pictures for history events and indivduals. On this website i found a short overview of the Seneca Falls. Also Lucretia Mott's influence on the meeting such as how she came to put it together with the help of Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
This website is reliable it has many notable works or works from notable organizations.
7th annotation
Gwynedd Friends Meeting Historical Notes, "An abstract of the Life of Lucretia Mott." Gwynedd Friends Meeting Historical Notes. 2008. Gwynedd Friends Meeting Historical Notes. 12 Nov 2008 .
This website is a great work on Lucretia 's life from the religous point of view. The title of the page is the abstract which is basically the most important ears of her life sectioned off with important info. Then Mott's interest's for public speaking influenced by her fellow Quakers.The article then goes on to focus on her abolition work for slavery and women's rights. Lastly the article focuses on her later life. such as the Seneca Falls convention and speeches religiously lastly it cites her death.
The Gwyneed Friends Meeting Historical Notes is a website ran by Quakers who preserve and open their collection of work to the outside world. They also open to the public to come and attend a meeting. They also have school and children programs to education children in the religious aspect of life,.
This website is a great work on Lucretia 's life from the religous point of view. The title of the page is the abstract which is basically the most important ears of her life sectioned off with important info. Then Mott's interest's for public speaking influenced by her fellow Quakers.The article then goes on to focus on her abolition work for slavery and women's rights. Lastly the article focuses on her later life. such as the Seneca Falls convention and speeches religiously lastly it cites her death.
The Gwyneed Friends Meeting Historical Notes is a website ran by Quakers who preserve and open their collection of work to the outside world. They also open to the public to come and attend a meeting. They also have school and children programs to education children in the religious aspect of life,.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
6th annotation
Peck, Ira. "Lucretia Mott : Women of Courage." Scholastic. 2008. Scholastic. 11 Nov 2008 .
This is an article that focuses on the strength that Lucretia Mott had in order to stand up to fight for women rights. At the beginning of the article it starts off at the Anti Slavery Meeting of American women. The women called for the boycott of slave produced goods. This wasn't new to Lucretia who had been doing this for a while before. The author goes on to talk about the angry mob outside and how Lucretia Mott had the courage to stand up. She told the women to walk out in pairs . the black intertwined with the white. After this beginning Lucretia Mott life is chroncalizated and then once again the article goes to the future. The Anti slavery society is t5talked about hen, the turning point in her life which is the London Convention on slavery in which she wasn't allowed to speak at.Lastly the Seneca Falls convention is written about.
the author writes for scholastic which is a company for children . This company has all types of books such as fiction , non fiction etc. But it is a good source.
This is an article that focuses on the strength that Lucretia Mott had in order to stand up to fight for women rights. At the beginning of the article it starts off at the Anti Slavery Meeting of American women. The women called for the boycott of slave produced goods. This wasn't new to Lucretia who had been doing this for a while before. The author goes on to talk about the angry mob outside and how Lucretia Mott had the courage to stand up. She told the women to walk out in pairs . the black intertwined with the white. After this beginning Lucretia Mott life is chroncalizated and then once again the article goes to the future. The Anti slavery society is t5talked about hen, the turning point in her life which is the London Convention on slavery in which she wasn't allowed to speak at.Lastly the Seneca Falls convention is written about.
the author writes for scholastic which is a company for children . This company has all types of books such as fiction , non fiction etc. But it is a good source.
Friday, November 7, 2008
5th annoation
ERIC Digest, ERIC Digest. "The Seneca Falls Convention: Teaching about the Rights of Women and the Heritage of the Declaration of Independence.". ERIC Digest. November 7, 2008 <"thoroughly imbued with women's rights">.
This website gave me an overall of the causes for the Seneca Falls conference.It then went in depth of the resolutions of the conference and specially the Declaration of Sentiment's. Some names are briefly mentioned. The main names all Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton's role in the Conference.
The website that writes the web page on the Seneca Falls conference are a private group that no longer exists but is a public domain that can be used in anyway.
This website gave me an overall of the causes for the Seneca Falls conference.It then went in depth of the resolutions of the conference and specially the Declaration of Sentiment's. Some names are briefly mentioned. The main names all Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton's role in the Conference.
The website that writes the web page on the Seneca Falls conference are a private group that no longer exists but is a public domain that can be used in anyway.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Working theis
Lucretia Mott faith taught her to speak up for what you believe in. Her ability to capture and inform people in her speeches on the abolition of slavery gave her a good reputable name. her attendence at the Anti slavery convention in London sparked her to fight for Women's Rights. Working hand and hand with Elizabeth Cady Stanton on organization the first Women's Right Convention they became friends and their deciation to empowering women to gain equal rights lead to the right for women to vote.
introduction
Have you ever fe;t so passionaley about something? Well Lucretia Mott's passion for speaking on the abolishment of slavery was interupted when the National Conference on Salvery in London refused to let women speak. Lucretia who had always been outspoken and had a way with her words began to open her eyes. This moment caused Mott to open up her eyes to the discrimation that the american women recieved everyday. Deciated to change the way women was treated and viewwed Lucretia began to join another women , Elizabeth Cady staton in the fight for Women's Right. Their first attempt to change the outlook on women was the first women's right convention organized by Stanton and Mott. This convention lead to the continutions efforts eventually the right to vote.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Working Thesis
During a time plagued by the debate over slavery, Lucretia Mott helped gain attention foe the Women's right movement with her involvement in writing the Declaration Of Sediments.
3rd annotation
"Women Of The Hall". National Women's Hall Of Fame. Oct.23, 2008
The Women's Hall Of Fame is an organization devoted to preserving and showing the accomplishments of women who paved the way and made strides. The piece on Lucretia focuses on her slavery efforts and early life. Although it is a short article it gives good points on which sections of her life would give a depth of information.
The Women's Hall Of Fame is an organization devoted to preserving and showing the accomplishments of women who paved the way and made strides. The piece on Lucretia focuses on her slavery efforts and early life. Although it is a short article it gives good points on which sections of her life would give a depth of information.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
2nd annotation
Palmer Wilson, Beverly. "The Lucretia Coffin Mott Papers Project". Pomona College. Oct.21, 2008
This website is an website deicated to the life of Lucretia Mott. It uses primary sources such as letters she wrote and recived during her life. These letters show her charcter and how she stood on certain issues at different aspects of her life.Leyyers include ones to her fellow female actvist Elizabeth Cady Staton.
The Fomona College who published the website, also published a book " Selected Letters of Lucretia Coffin Mott" in 1977/ Overall they have established a database of over 1,000 letters of all known letters to and from Lucretia. Overall this website is a greta primary source.
This website is an website deicated to the life of Lucretia Mott. It uses primary sources such as letters she wrote and recived during her life. These letters show her charcter and how she stood on certain issues at different aspects of her life.Leyyers include ones to her fellow female actvist Elizabeth Cady Staton.
The Fomona College who published the website, also published a book " Selected Letters of Lucretia Coffin Mott" in 1977/ Overall they have established a database of over 1,000 letters of all known letters to and from Lucretia. Overall this website is a greta primary source.
Friday, October 17, 2008
first Annoatation
Bryant Fisher, Jennifer.
Lucretia Mottt's A Guiding Light is a biography of the life of Lucretia Mott. Mott's humble beggings of her early Quaker life written first to understand the foundation for her beliefes . The book then chronically leads up to the Mott families move from their homeland of Nantucket to Boston. The Mott's were Quakers who stuck to the belifes and rules of the religion. The next chapters really start to show Lucretia's outgoing persontility and her mind set for equality. When Lucretia arived at a new school for boys and girls ( although they were separted) she was the like the sore thumb of the crowd. Lucretia finished all her classes and even went to teach at the school. Fast forward to the next few chapters and you will br asmased by Lucrteia Mott's courage through her Quaker religion. Overall the book gives a secondary view but primary first hand accounts and insights on Lucretia mott's life.
The author of the book Lucretia Mott A Guiding Light is a former educator who works as a freelance writer . Her bibogrpahy uses primary and secondary sources to hep tell the story of a great women.
Lucretia Mottt's A Guiding Light is a biography of the life of Lucretia Mott. Mott's humble beggings of her early Quaker life written first to understand the foundation for her beliefes . The book then chronically leads up to the Mott families move from their homeland of Nantucket to Boston. The Mott's were Quakers who stuck to the belifes and rules of the religion. The next chapters really start to show Lucretia's outgoing persontility and her mind set for equality. When Lucretia arived at a new school for boys and girls ( although they were separted) she was the like the sore thumb of the crowd. Lucretia finished all her classes and even went to teach at the school. Fast forward to the next few chapters and you will br asmased by Lucrteia Mott's courage through her Quaker religion. Overall the book gives a secondary view but primary first hand accounts and insights on Lucretia mott's life.
The author of the book Lucretia Mott A Guiding Light is a former educator who works as a freelance writer . Her bibogrpahy uses primary and secondary sources to hep tell the story of a great women.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
NHD Topic Selection
For my NHD project I chose to do Lucretia Mott as my indualvial. While looking for someone to research i had a discussion with Ms.Klose our art teacher. She informed me of Mottt's contribute and hertiage left behind the the Germantown area . This stood out. Plus she was involved in the Womens cause for more rights. I believe that was good since I am a strong indepedent women. Once I started researched her overall life I became interested in the Decalartion of Sent. It is a document that is modeled after the Declartion of Indep. but for rights for women. I chose to focis on this aspect oif her life for my project. I will also be doing a performance such as an inner self monolouge.
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