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American feminist activist (1810–1892)

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Activism in England (1835-1836)

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This timeline focuses on Ernestine Rose's initial foray into public speaking and activism in England, where she connected with other reformers and honed her skills as an orator.
Marriage to William Rose
1835
Ernestine Rose married William Rose, a union based on shared ideals and mutual respect. They practiced a form of secular, egalitarian marriage.
Public Speaking and Advocacy
1835-1836
Rose began giving public lectures on various topics, including women's rights, religious freedom, and social reform. Her eloquence and passionate delivery quickly gained her recognition as a compelling speaker.
Emigration to the United States
1836
Motivated by a desire to contribute to the burgeoning reform movements in the United States, Ernestine and William Rose immigrated to New York City.