In 1872, Victoria Woodhull ran for President against Ulysses S. Grant on the Equal Rights Party ticket. Her platform included womens suffrage and many other much-needed social reforms, but also included the inflammatory issue of free love and equality between the sexes, which caused her to be branded Mrs. Satan. Today, more than 130 years later, most of the issues considered controversial then are still hot topics.
- Vendor:
- Fischer Presser
- Composer:
- Victoria Bond
- Format:
- Score
- Libretto/Text by:
- Hilary Bell
- Pages:
- 189.0
- Subtitle:
- Original version
- UPC:
- 680160592913.0
- Copyright Year:
- 2001
- Table of Contents:
- Act I, Scene 1, Over Here! (Chorus), Wise as Solomon (Roxie, Chorus), I was Eight and Hated the World (Victoria, Chorus), I Destroyed You (Henry, Treat, Blood), Scene 2, Plymouth Church Hymn (Chorus, Lib), Dewdrop (Henry, Chorus), Auction (Henry, Cho
- Text Source:
- Libretto by Hilary Bell