- Foreword [Ellen Fitzpatrick]
- Preface, 1975 [Ellen Fitzpatrick]
- I.
- 1. The Position of American Women up to 1800
- 2. Early Steps toward Equal Education
- 3. The Beginnings of Organization among Women
- 4. The Beginnings of Reform
- 5. The Seneca Falls Convention, 1848
- 6. From Seneca Falls to the Civil War
- II.
- 7. The Civil War
- 8. The Intellectual Progress of Women, 1860–1875
- 9. Women in the Trade Unions, 1860–1875
- 10. The Emergence of a Suffrage Movement
- 11. First Victories in the West
- 12. Breaking Ground for Suffrage
- 13. The Growth of Women’s Organizations
- 14. Women in the Knights of Labor and the Early A.F. of L.
- 15. The Reform Era and Woman’s Rights
- 16. The Unification of the Suffrage Movement
- III.
- 17. Entering the Twentieth Century
- 18. Into the Mainstream of Organized Labor
- 19. The Suffrage Movement Comes of Age, 1906–1913
- 20. New Life in the Federal Amendment, 1914–1916
- 21. The Turn of the Tide, 1916–1918
- 22. Who Opposed Woman Suffrage?
- 23. A Hard-Won Victory, 1918–1920
- 24. Conclusion
- Afterword
- Bibliographical Summary
- Notes
- Acknowledgments
- Index
Century of Struggle
The Woman’s Rights Movement in the United States, Enlarged Edition
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Publication Date: 03/01/1996
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