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  • Pacific Northwest, iii, 767.
  • Paddock, A. S., iii, 674.
  • Painter, Hetty R., iii, 693.
  • Paist, Harriet W., iii, 467.
  • Pan-Presbyterians, i, 783.
  • Panim, Ivan, i, 773.
  • Parasol-makers, ii, 829.
  • Parker, Alex., speech at Broadway Tabernacle Convention, i, 560.
  • Parker, Julia Smith, argument before Senate Committee, iii, 156 (see Smith, Julia, and Abby).
  • Parker, Mary S., i, 39.
  • Parker Theodore, i, 626; ii, 207
  • —sermon "Function of Woman," i, 277.
  • Parnell, Stewart, M. P., iii, 71.
  • Parnell, Rosina M., iii, 956.
  • Parody, woman suffrage in the courts, ii, 599.
  • "Pastoral Letter," i, 81, 84.
  • Pat and the Locomotive, ii, 188.
  • Patridge, Lelia E., ii, 852; iii, 461.
  • Patterson, Catherine G., iii, 712.
  • Patterson, Jessie, iii, 708.
  • Peckham, Lilia, career, iii, 642.
  • Peel, Sir Robert, iii, 835.
  • Pellet, Sarah, speech at Saratoga Convention, i, 621.
  • Pembina Territory bill, U. S. Senate debate on Sargent's amendment, ii, 545
  • —bill rejected, ii, 582 (see also Congressional).
  • Penn, William, i, 320.
  • Pennell, Mrs. Horace, i, 92.
  • Pennsylvania, i, 320; iii, 444
  • —anti-slavery struggle, i, 323
  • —appendix, iii, 961
  • —Century Club, iii, 469
  • —Citizens' Suffrage Association, iii, 460
  • —common law, iii, 961
  • —Constitutional Convention, iii, 495
  • —Conventions (see Conventions)
  • —Fugitive Slave law i, 328
  • —hall, destruction of, i, 333
  • —Legislature recommends a sixteenth amendment, iii, 474
  • —literary women, iii, 469
  • —medical school controversy, iii, 447
  • —petitions to Legislature, iii, 463
  • —property law, married women's, iii, 445
  • —school officers, women elected, iii, 467
  • —school offices, women made eligible, iii, 465
  • —statutes and court decisions, iii, 963
  • —suffrage association formed in Philadelphia, iii, 457
  • —report, annual, iii, 459
  • —Swarthmore college, iii, 456
  • —temperance work in, i, 344
  • —University, attempt to open to women, iii, 474
  • —University, clinical instruction, iii, 448
  • —Woman's Medical College, i, 389
  • —Woman's Medical College, report on hospital clinics, iii, 450
  • —woman's rights, first legal argument, iii, 462
  • —women sold with cattle, iii, 445.
  • Perry, M. Frederica, lawyer, iii, 574.
  • Peru, iii, 6.
  • Peterson, Myra, iii, 703.
  • Petition to Congress for a XVI. amendment, ii, 851
  • —first, sent to New York Legislature, iii, 395
  • —Sherman-Dahlgren against woman suffrage, ii, 494
  • —Woman's National Loyal League, ii, 78.
  • Petitions, i, 262, 308, 315, 489, 588, 625, 629; ii, 91, 282, 283, 286, 401, 514, 516, 560, 698; iii, 58, 104, 790
  • —form of, i, 676
  • —New York Legislature report, i, 612;
  • against, iii, 571, 841.
  • Petitioners, four classes of, ii, 283.
  • Phelps, Almira L., letter to Mrs. Hooker, iii, 100.
  • Phelps, Elizabeth B., woman's bureau, ii, 431.
  • Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart, ii, 831.
  • Philadelphia Press, ii, 359; iii, 44
  • —Ledger, iii, 43.
  • Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society, i, 325.
  • Phillips, Wendell, ii, 317, 268; i, 469
  • —Anti-Slavery Convention, London, i, 54
  • —Grimké, Angelina, his opinion of, i, 399
  • —Kansas campaign, ii, 230
  • —last letter on woman suffrage, iii, 122
  • —letter of regret, Saratoga Con., i, 627
  • —letter to Susan B. Anthony, iii, 62
  • —letter to Mrs. Stebbins, iii, 522
  • —marriage and divorce, on, i, 732
  • —Mrs. Eddy's will, iii, 312
  • —self-government, on, i, 258
  • —speeches:
  • Broadway Tabernacle Convention, i, 572, 637;
  • Cooper Institute Convention, i, 701;
  • Mozart Hall Convention, i, 674;
  • National Convention, Boston, ii, 178;
  • New England Convention, i, 273;
  • Woman's National Loyal League, ii, 84;
  • Worcester, Mass., Convention, i, 227
  • —treasurer of Jackson fund, i, 189
  • —woman suffrage, apathy, ii, 318
  • —World's Temperance Convention, at the, i, 152.
  • Philosophy, school of, at Concord, iii, 307.
  • Physical culture, ii, 908.
  • Physicians and nurses, iii, 298.
  • Pickler, J. A., letter to M. J. Gage, iii, 668.
  • Pierce, J. D., on woman suffrage, iii, 739.
  • Pierce, Wm. S., on woman suffrage, iii, 458.
  • Pierpont, Rev. John, iii, 294
  • —speech at Broadway Tabernacle, i, 451, 569.
  • Pillsbury, Parker, speeches, i, 427, 671; ii, 173, 176, 201, 375; iii, 173, 196, 275, 367, 478, 948
  • —appeal for, universal suffrage, ii, 917
  • —editor, The Revolution, ii, 264
  • —Fifteenth Amendment, on the, ii, 265, 335, 337
  • —Kansas campaign, ii, 265; iii, 367, 945.
  • Pitkin, Benjamin C, on woman's rights, i, 209.
  • Playfair, Lyon, iii, 850.
  • Plumb, P. B., the Kansas campaign, ii, 231, 253.
  • Plumly, Rush, i, 364.
  • Pochin, Henry D., iii, 847.
  • Pochin, Mrs., iii, 848, 929.
  • Poem, "Endurance," Lowell, iii, 695
  • —Frances D. Gage and the Hutchinsons, iii, 38
  • —"From Clatsop," iii, 780
  • —"Pastoral Letter," i, 84
  • —"Ancient Usage," i, 371
  • —"The Times That Try Men's Souls," i, 82
  • —"Woman's Cause," Lowell, i, 263
  • —Tennyson's Princess, iii, 258.
  • Poland, iii, 917.
  • Police, women as, iii, 397, 431, 432.
  • Political campaigns, Anna E. Dickinson, ii, 43.
  • Political disabilities, ii, 315.
  • Polygamy, i, 776, 777, 778
  • —Miss Couzins on, iii, 223, 128, 130
  • —Bishop Lunt's defense of, i, 776.
  • Pomeroy, C. R., letter to Des Moines Convention, iii, 618.
  • Pomeroy, Senator, S. C., i, 185
  • —speeches, ii, 151, 324, 346, 419; iii, 727, 811.
  • Poppleton, A. J., speech at Omaha Convention, iii, 241.
  • Porter, Albert G., iii, 538, 553.
  • Portugal, iii, 901.
  • Post, Amy, i, 75
  • —letter to Susan B. Anthony, iii, 48
  • —Third Decade Meeting in Rochester, N. Y., iii, 117
  • —tried to vote, ii, 647.
  • Potter, T. B., iii, 848.
  • Powell, Aaron M., i, 468, 671; ii, 783.
  • Pray, Isaac C., speech at Broadway Tabernacle Convention, i, 571.
  • Presidential campaigns:
  • —1856, John C. Fremont, i, 633, 641, 643
  • —1872, Grant and Wilson, ii, 217, 520
  • —1876, Hayes and Tilden, iii, 22, 26, 415
  • —1880, Garfield and Hancock, iii, 175, 187, 431.
  • Preston, Ann, i, 389, 390
  • —address at Westchester, Pa., Convention, i, 360
  • —Dean Medical College, iii, 450.
  • Pretorius, Emile, letter to Woman's Nat. Loyal League, ii, 86.
  • Price, Abby, speech at Syracuse National Convention, i, 532
  • —Worcester Convention, i, 218, 242.
  • Priestley, celibacy, i, 759, 760.
  • Prince, Bradford L., iii, 417.
  • Privileges and immunities, ii, 453.
  • Progressive friends, i, 141.
  • Prohibition Convention, iii, 183.
  • Prohibitionists, alliance with, iii, 280.
  • Property Bill, i, 64
  • —bill, New York, i, 256
  • —laws, i, 171
  • —rights, Wm. Hay's paper, i, 607
  • —rights of married women, iii, 325
  • —opinions of Indiana Legislators, i, 299.
  • Prostitution, i, 264; iii, 144, 397, 398(see, also, Vice).
  • Pryor, Margaret, iii, 477.
  • Pugh, Sarah, i, 327, 337, 376
  • —letter to Salem, O., Convention, i, 814; iii, 19, 34
  • —at Third Decade Convention, iii, 125.
  • Pulpit, ii, 902
  • —charges against, 135.
  • Pulte medical college, iii, 511.
  • Purvis, Robert, ii, 183, 265, 347, 358, 418; iii, 63, 72.