English: Unique to this fast-selling first edtion Woman's Bible, Part I, is the Revising Committee with the printed name of Mrs. Chapman Catt. Within a few months, all 50,000 copies had been sold and a Second Edition was released with Mrs. Catt's name permanently replaced with Mrs. Clara Neymann. In 1920, during the last battle for ratification of the 19th Amendment in Tennessee, Anti-suffragists weaponized || The Woman's Bible || first edition with Mrs. Catt's name in it by displaying it at their headquarters at the || Hermitage Hotel || in Nashville, TN and producing WOMAN'S BIBLE broadsides and newspaper advertisements inviting the public, especially the clergy, to "Come and See" the evidence linking Mrs. Catt, then 1920 president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, with || Elizabeth Cady Stanton || and other promiment suffragists who had rejected the sacred teachings and traditional principles of the Bible that held women in their God ordained sphere.