← History of Woman Suffrage, Volume III

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  • Gage, Frances Dana, ii, 112, 113, 114, 116, iii, 561
  • —Cleveland Convention, at, i, 124
  • —lectures in Iowa, iii, 613
  • —letter to American Woman Suffrage Association, ii, 769
  • —at Cincinnati, ii, 857
  • —letter to Matilda Joslyn Gage, i, 117
  • —letter to National Anti-Slavery Standard, ii, 176
  • —letter to Lucy Stone, i, 656
  • —letter to Rochester Temperance Convention, i, 845
  • —letter to Washington Convention, ii, 424
  • —mothers and their children, on, i, 360
  • —National Convention, Philadelphia, at, i, 325
  • —negro testimony quoted by Senator Cowan in U. S. Senate, ii, 115
  • —Nichols, Mrs., and, i, 198
  • —orator, as an, i, 168
  • —portrait, i, 128
  • —reminiscences of Sojourner Truth, i, 115
  • —reply to Gerrit Smith's letter to Mrs. Stanton, i, 842
  • —speech, Akron Convention, i, 111;
  • Broadway Tabernacle Convention, i, 563;
  • Winchester, Ind., Convention, i, 308;
  • Equal Rights Association Convention, ii, 197, 200
  • —her last speech, ii, 223;
  • temperance and the ballot, ii, 211.
  • Gage, Matilda Joslyn, i, 589, 591, iii, 65, 151, 227, 437
  • —address to women of Dakota, iii, 663
  • —Anthony case, her letter to Albany Law Journal, ii, 947
  • —appeal, iii, 413
  • —argument before House Committee, iii, 167
  • —Carpenter Hall, application for, iii, 17
  • —church influence on woman's liberties, iii, 74
  • —divorce on, i, 566
  • —Grant and Wilson campaign, appeal, ii, 517
  • —letter to wife of Admiral Dahlgren, ii, 494
  • —letter to Dakota Constitutional Convention, iii, 664
  • —letter to Omaha convention, iii, 259
  • —Minor suit, her review of Judge Waite's opinion, ii, 742
  • —National Citizen prospectus, iii, 116
  • —National Citizen and Ballot-Box, i, 47
  • —petition, political disabilities, iii, 60
  • —portrait, i, 753
  • —report, iii, 522
  • —sketch of, i, 466
  • —speeches:
  • Centralization, at Washington Convention, ii, 523;
  • Congressional Committees, before, ii, 415, iii, 10, 93;
  • Furness' church, in, iii, 35;
  • Rochester Convention, i, 579;
  • Saratoga Convention, i, 622;
  • Syracuse National Convention, i, 528;
  • United States on trial, not Susan B. Anthony, ii, 630;
  • Washington National Convention, iii, 4
  • —Sunderland controversy, i, 543
  • —Van Schaick, and Mr., i, 406
  • —Woman, Church and State, i, 753.
  • "Gail Hamilton," iii, 365.
  • Gaines, Myra Clark, iii, 801.
  • Gale's, Senator, insulting epithets, i, 483.
  • Gallup, J. D., iii, 319.
  • Galusha, Eben, address, i, 55.
  • Gardner, Nannette B., ii, 587
  • —votes in Michigan, iii, 523.
  • Garfield, James A., letter to Susan B. Anthony, iii, 185.
  • Garret, Eliza, iii, 582.
  • Garrett, Thomas, iii, 818.
  • Garrison, Wm. Lloyd, argument at Cleveland National Convention, i, 136
  • —attacked by Dr. Nevin, i, 144
  • —on Gen. Carey, i, 162
  • —letter to American Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Philadelphia, ii, 816
  • —letter to Concord Convention, iii, 368
  • —letter to Rochester Convention, iii, 122
  • —letter to Worcester National Convention, i, 216
  • —London Anti-slavery Convention, and the, i, 61
  • —marriage and divorce, on, i, 733
  • —National Convention, Philadelphia, at, i, 378
  • —speech at Broadway Tabernacle Convention, i, 548, 570
  • —tracts and petitions, on, i, 383
  • —tribute to Mrs. J. S. Griffing, ii, 38
  • —woman suffrage, apathy, ii, 322
  • —women in national councils, on the right of, i, 672
  • —World's Temperance Convention, on the, i, 160.
  • Gay, Sidney Howard, ii, 369.
  • Gaylord, Senator, iii, 623.
  • Geddes, Geo., on the Property bill, i, 64.
  • Generals, why kept in the army, ii, 75.
  • Geneva, iii, 909.
  • George Eliot, i, 302.
  • Georgia, iii, 830.
  • Germans against woman suffrage, ii, 231.
  • Germany, iii, 902.
  • Gibbons, Abby Hopper, i, 40.
  • Gibbs, Sarah A., dissection of a sermonizer, iii, 391.
  • Gibson, Anthony, i, 29.
  • Giddings, Joshua R., on woman suffrage, i, 128
  • —World's Temperance Convention, on the, i, 162.
  • Giddings, Maria L., i, 114.
  • Gillette, Rev. Mrs., ii, 837.
  • Gillingham, Lydia, i, 324.
  • Girls and boys, ii, 541.
  • Gladden, Washington, on woman suffrage, ii, 815.
  • Gladstone, ii, 293, 366
  • —Catholicism, i, 27
  • —speech on woman suffrage, iii, 850, 854, 877, 883, 888.
  • Goddard, Sarah, i, 44.
  • Godwin, Parke, on the higher education of women, iii, 433.
  • Goodell, Lavinia, iii, 648.
  • Goodrich, Sarah Knox, iii, 765.
  • Gordon, J. W., i, 307.
  • Gordon, Laura DeForce, iii, 6, 751
  • —Lectures, iii, 755
  • —Letter to Washington Convention, iii, 64
  • —Senator, nominated for, iii, 756.
  • Gougar, Helen M., iii, 540, 552, 697, 702, 708, 857.
  • Government, Hooker on, ii, 475
  • —Paine on, ii, 474
  • —Pillsbury on, ii, 201
  • —Priestly on, ii, 476
  • —Radical basis of, ii, 290
  • —Sharpe, Granville, on, ii, 475
  • —Summers, Lord, on, ii, 475
  • —theory, true, ii, 474.
  • "Grace Greenwood" (see Mrs. Sara J. Lippincott).
  • Grant, U. S., ii, 88
  • —campaign (1872), Tremont Temple meeting, iii, 278
  • —XV. Amendment, on the, ii, 646
  • —talk with Susan B. Anthony, ii, 544.
  • Grant and Wilson campaign, National Woman's Rights Association's appeal, ii, 517.
  • Graves, Ezra, ii, 282, 307.
  • Great Britain, ii, 202; iii, 833
  • —associations formed, iii, 841
  • —circular to Members of Parliament, iii, 881
  • —Conference, Edinburgh, iii, 878
  • —Conference, Leeds, iii, 874
  • —Conference, St. James' Hall, iii, 888
  • —demonstration, Birmingham, iii, 868
  • —demonstration, Manchester, iii, 867
  • —demonstrations, iii, 869
  • —education act, iii, 850
  • —education bill, Scotch, iii, 851
  • —household suffrage, iii, 886
  • —Isle of Man, iii, 870
  • —letters, woman suffrage, iii, 865
  • —Manchester Liberal Association, iii, 876
  • —married women's property act, iii, 872
  • —medical relief bill, iii, 890
  • —meetings during 1870, iii, 852
  • —memorial of the Birmingham conference, iii, 855
  • —memorial to Gladstone, iii, 883
  • —memorials, iii, 853, 854, 873
  • —municipal franchise bill, iii, 845
  • —municipal franchise bill for Scotland, iii, 871
  • —Northern Reform Society, iii, 838
  • —Parliament debates woman suffrage, iii, 850, 861, 862, 863, 873, 884, 889, 890
  • —petitions, iii, 866
  • —petitions and pamphlets, iii, 840
  • —petition to Parliament, Mary Smith's, iii, 835
  • —reform act, ii, 590
  • —Sheffield Association, iii, 837
  • —suffrage bill before Parliament, iii, 842
  • —chronological table of successive steps towards freedom, iii, 980
  • —women householders, iii, 881
  • —women in politics, iii, 835
  • —woman suffrage, able advocates of, iii, 836
  • —women suffrage meeting, first ever held in London, iii, 848
  • —Woman Suffrage Journal, iii, 850
  • —women vote, iii, 843
  • —women vote in Scotland, iii, 871.
  • Greece, iii, 919.
  • Greeley, Ann F., iii, 356.
  • Greeley, Horace, ii, 227; iii, 408, 773
  • —abolitionists, denounced, ii, 287
  • —bullet and ballot, ii, 284
  • —defranchisement, panacea for, ii, 101
  • —enfranchisement of women, on, ii, 103
  • —Kansas campaign, ii, 230
  • —letter to Susan B. Anthony, i, 628
  • —letter to Cleveland National Convention, i, 125
  • —letter to Paulina W. Davis, i, 520
  • —letter to Mrs. J. S. Griffing, ii, 36
  • —letter to Sam'l J. May on woman's rights, i, 653
  • —marriage, on, i, 730
  • —marriage and divorce, on, i, 740
  • —Owen, R. D., discussion, divorce, i, 296, 746
  • —Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, and, ii, 287
  • —support of, lost, ii, 269
  • —temperance speech, Metropolitan Hall, i, 491
  • —universal suffrage and universal amnesty, ii, 315
  • —woman and work, on, i, 589
  • —woman suffrage, opposed to, iii, 185
  • —woman suffrage, report against, ii, 285
  • —criticism, New York Independent, ii, 305.
  • Greeley's, Mrs., petition, ii, 287.
  • Green, Anna R., Md., iii, 815.
  • Green, Beriah, i, 417
  • —speech at Cooper Institute Convention, i, 699, 450, 487.
  • Gregory, Samuel, i, 38.
  • Grew, Rev. Henry, on woman's rights, i, 379.
  • Grew, Mary, i, 325
  • —speech at Cooper Institute Convention, i, 735
  • —woman suffrage, on, ii, 814
  • —President, iii, 457.
  • Griffing, Josephine S., i, 110; ii, 345, 422; iii, 810
  • —Freedman's Aid Association, letter to Lucretia Mott, ii, 869
  • —Freedman's Bureau, originator of, ii, 38
  • —Freedman's Relief Association, ii, 26
  • —letter to Horace Greeley, ii, 36
  • —letter to Lucretia Mott, ii, 33
  • —letter to Catharine F. Stebbins, ii, 874
  • —report 1871, ii, 484
  • —"Shirley Dare," on, ii, 30
  • —speech, Equal Rights Association, ii, 221
  • —testimonials of Congressmen, ii, 33
  • —tribute from Wm. Lloyd Garrison, ii, 38.
  • Grimké, Angelina, i, 39, 52
  • —anecdotes, by her husband, i, 402
  • —letter to Wm. Lloyd Garrison, i, 397
  • —sketch of "E. C. S.," i, 392
  • —speech against slavery, i, 334.
  • Grimké, Sarah Moore, i, 39, 53, 406
  • —letter, West Chester, Pa., Convention, i, 353.
  • Grover, A. J., iii, 560, 591.
  • Guardianship law, i, 749.
  • Gurney, Samuel, i, 421.
  • Guthrie, Clara Merrick, iii, 790.
  • Guthrie, Mrs., daughter of Frances Wright, ii, 543.