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History of Woman Suffrage, Volume II

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. List of Engravings
  3. Woman's Patriotism in the War
  4. The Tennessee Campaign
  5. Government Superintendent of Nurses
  6. The Sanitary Commission
  7. Women as Soldiers
  8. Ministering on the Field of Battle
  9. Josephine Sophie Griffing. The National Freedman's Relief Association. By Catharine A. F. Stebbins
  10. The Ladies' National Covenant
  11. Anna Elizabeth Dickinson
  12. Mammoth Petition
  13. Business Meeting
  14. Evening Session
  15. Anniversary of the Loyal Women's National League
  16. Congressional Action
  17. National Conventions in 1866-67
  18. The American Equal Rights Association
  19. Evening Session
  20. Second Day
  21. Evening Session
  22. The Kansas Campaign—1867
  23. New York Constitutional Convention
  24. Equal Rights Anniversary
  25. Reconstruction
  26. National Conventions—1869
  27. The May Anniversaries in New York and Brooklyn
  28. Under the Fourteenth Amendment
  29. The Second Decade Celebration (part 1)
  30. The Second Decade Celebration (part 2)
  31. National Conventions 1873, '74, '75
  32. Trials and Decisions (part 1)
  33. Trials and Decisions (part 2)
  34. Trials and Decisions (part 3)
  35. American Woman Suffrage Association (part 1)
  36. American Woman Suffrage Association (part 2)
  37. Woman's Patriotism in the War
  38. Women as Soldiers
  39. National Freedman's Aid Association
  40. New Hampshire
  41. Vermont
  42. Massachusetts
  43. Connecticut
  44. New York
  45. New Jersey
  46. Pennsylvania
  47. Ohio
  48. Indiana
  49. Illinois
  50. Wisconsin
  51. Iowa
  52. Minnesota
  53. Kansas
  54. Business Meeting
  55. Resolutions
  56. The Platform of the League
  57. Comments of the Press
  58. Form of Petition
  59. National Conventions, 1866 and 1867
  60. Education
  61. The Pulpit
  62. Labor
  63. LAW
  64. Suffrage
  65. Progress
  66. Record and Obituaries
  67. Physical Culture
  68. Equal Education
  69. Letters
  70. Frederick Douglass
  71. William Lloyd Garrison,
  72. Appeal for Universal Suffrage
  73. Letters to the May Anniversary of 1867
  74. Acknowledgments
  75. Sojourner Truth on the Press
  76. The Kansas Campaign, 1867
  77. What the South Can Do
  78. Suppressed Proceedings
  79. Protest of Mr. Taylor
  80. The Hutchinsons' Kansas Suffrage Song
  81. Trials and Decisions
  82. Judge Selden to Miss Anthony
  83. Susan B. Anthony as a Corruptionist
  84. Going to Jail for Voting for Grant
  85. The National Cases at Canandaigua
  86. The Female Suffragists
  87. Women's Meeting
  88. Woman Suffrage Above Human Law
  89. Washington Notes
  90. Not a Voter
  91. Ku-Klux Prisoners
  92. The Funny Case of Miss Anthony
  93. Miss Anthony's Case
  94. The Albany Law Journal on Susan B. Anthony's Case
  95. Ulysses S. Grant,
  96. Correspondence from Washington—Special to the Commonwealth
  97. Minor vs. Happersett

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