Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony: a friendship that changed the world

Imagine a time

"Ah, you should have been a boy!" : Elizabeth Cady, 1815-1832

"An affectionate family" : Susan B. Anthony, 1820-1832

"Rousing arguments" : Elizabeth Cady, 1833-1839

"Hardscrabble times" : Susan B. Anthony, 1833-1839

"A new world" : Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1840-1847

"Sink or swim" : Susan B. Anthony, 1840-1847

"To do and dare anything" : Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1848-1850

"Out of sorts with the world" : Susan B. Anthony, 1848-1850

"An 'intense attraction'" : Elizabeth and Susan, 1851-1853

"Do you not see?" : a woman's rights point of view, 1853-1854

"Where are you?" " challenging times, 1854-1859

"Nevertheless you are right" : controversy, 1860

"Put on your armor and go forth!" : women rally, 1861-1866

"Keep the thing stirring" : two campaigns, 1867

"Male versus female" : division in the ranks, 1868-1870

"The crowning insult: : another battle, 1870-1871

"I have been & gone & done it!" : taking a stand, 1871-1872 ; "Our friendship is too long standing" : gains and losses, 1873-1879

"We stood appalled" : monumental project, 1880-1883 ; "Brace up and get ready" : setbacks, 1884-1889

"Under your thumb" : a mountain of work, 1890-1895

"To stir you and others up" : free expression, 1896-1899

"Oh, this awful hush" : the end, 1900-1906.