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Stanton became a writer on women's rights after her children were older.
She gained popularity as a result of her work and toured the county still discussing the issue of women's rights and other recent topics.
Stanton was one of the authors of the book "History of Women Suffrage" and also wrote about her life in the autobiography "Women Bible" which received its fair share of critics and debate.
Elizabeth Stanton until her death in 1902 continued to write, even though she could not travel as much as she wanted to due to ill health.
