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British feminist and social reformer fighting to end child prostitution

American author and social reformer

English social reformer

Scientific author

English educational and social reformer

American educator, social reformer, writer

American temperance reformer, newspaper publisher, and benefactor

19th-century American social reformer, autobiographer

American temperance activist, suffragist

British social reformer, educationalist and theatre manager

American social reformer, newspaper publisher

Scottish poet, novelist, reformer

Tennant [née Eroles], Mariquita Dorotea Francesca , social reformer

American suffragist, social reformer

American social reformer, writer, managing editor

American minister, social reformer, columnist

Artist and social reformer

US-American temperance reformer, lecturer, essayist

American botanist, social reformer and botanical collector

American social reformer, author, editor

Australian suffragist

American social reformer and writer

American social reformer

French-born American educator and civic reformer

American temperance reformer, editor, publisher

Welsh-born social reformer and educator in Chile and Canada

Bohemian-born American social reformer, clubwoman, and community leader

Fraser, Angelica Patience , social reformer

Swiss social reformer

American spy and social reformer

British social activist, reformer, writer

American social reformer

1847-1939 , labor leader and social reformer

Brown [née Solomon], Mary , social reformer

American social reformer

Scottish campaigner for women's rights and headteacher.

Booth [née Macaulay], Mary Catherine , social reformer and philanthropist

, teacher and social reformer; b. 1 April 1840 in Hamilton, Upper Canada, fourth child of Hugh Vallance, a customs officer, and Ann Little; m. there 20 Oct. 1864 Thomas Wardlaw Taylor*, and they had four sons and three daughters;

American temperance activist, writer

American philanthropist, temperance reformer, essayist