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Abstract
Mary Ashton Rice Livermore is one of the few women's rights activists whose ideas were received enthusiastically by the general public. Her success lies in her relational feminist stance and her careful construction of six major strategies. Livermore's relational feminist model is a framework for feminist rhetoric that challenges current discourse trends. Further, her success in negotiating tension between tradition and change demands that she be recognized as a great orator of her time.