What nineteenth century document addressed the issue of women's rights?

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The nineteenth century document that addressed the issue of women's right was : seneca falls declaration of sentiments
The seneca falls declaration was the first ever convention that being held to address women's right which goal is to attain social, civil, political, and religious right of women

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