Kate Sheppard
1848 – 1934 · New Zealand · Peace, History
Won the world's first national women's vote in 1893.
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- Mary Wollstonecraft
1759 – 1797 · Politics, Philosophy
Suffrage organising in New Zealand draws on the Vindication's rights argument.
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