This engraving by famed New York artist H. B. Hall depicts Elizabeth Cady Stanton, one of the leading voices of the women’s suffrage movement in the nineteenth century. Stanton’s many achievements included the publication of The Woman’s Bible, which reprinted biblical passages related to women along with commentaries that asserted the equality of men and women. She and her committee of authors aimed to combat those who used the Bible to justify women’s subservient status. The book sparked considerable controversy and led many friends and allies to distance themselves from Stanton and her work. The Woman’s Bible, however, is now considered a pioneering work in feminist biblical scholarship. Part I appeared in 1895. Part II followed in 1898.