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manhood suffrage

noun

  1. the right of adult male citizens to vote


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Half of the Negroes were women, and manhood suffrage would fasten upon them a new form of slavery.

The first individual did not believe in universal manhood suffrage and could not favor anything which would double the vote.

Though the government shall be reconstructed on the basis of universal manhood suffrage, it yet will not be a true republic.

There is a Tory majority to be picked out of manhood suffrage, as England will surely discover some day.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton pictured the aristocracy of sex and the evils arising from manhood suffrage.

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