A women's rights activist both in Britain and the United States, she founded the National Women's Party and co-wrote the Equal Rights Amendment. Through imprisonment and torture, she and her fellow Suffragists persisted and eventually won voting rights for America's women.
Her perfume recalls the dainty floral waters of neroli and violet, ubiquitous at the turn of the century, but is deeply anchored with resolute myrrh, tears of frankincense, and celestial benzoin. Wear this scent for grace under pressure and divine guidance through difficulty.
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