If you are searching for a good source on the life of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the push for women’s suffrage and civil rights at Seneca Falls, New York—then this volume by Judith Wellman is pretty solid. Stylistically, I cannot say I am a fan of the dramatization of Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s life in the early chapters. However, once Wellman moves onto the history of the early women’s voting rights movement(s), the historical narrative proves to be quite informative. At the very least, this book was most certainly created as a work of passion.