Feminist. During the Civil War, she wrote The Battle Hymn of the Republic. After the end of slavery, which she had campaigned against, she turned her attention to securing a woman's right to vote and founded the New England Woman Suffrage Association.
| 1817–1862 | Henry David Thoreau |
| 1902–1987 | Carl Rogers |
| 1809–1865 | Abraham Lincoln |
| 1743–1826 | Thomas Jefferson |
| 1842–1910 | William James |
| 1859–1952 | John Dewey |
| 1897–1980 | Dorothy Day |
| 1857–1938 | Clarence Darrow |
| 1907–1964 | Rachel Carson |
| 1835–1919 | Andrew Carnegie |
| 1837–1921 | John Burroughs |
| 1821–1912 | Clara Barton |
| 1820–1906 | Susan B. Anthony |
| 1860–1935 | Jane Addams |
