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Victory, how women won it; a centennial symposium, 1840-1940,

Author: National American Woman Suffrage Association.
Publisher: New York, H.W. Wilson Co., 1940.
Edition/Format: Book : Biography : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Material Type: Biography
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: National American Woman Suffrage Association.
OCLC Number: 3337885
Notes: Each portrait accompanied by a leaf with biographical sketch.
Description: 8 p. l., [3]-174 p. front., pl., 6 port. 21 cm.
Contents: Preliminary agitation, by Mary F. Morrisson.--First organized action, by Mary G. Peck.--Rampant women, by Mildred Adams.--"That word male," by Mary F. Morrisson.--Wyoming: the first surrender, by Carrie C. Catt.--Campaigning, state by state, by Maud W. Park.--The opposition breaks, by Gertrude F. Brown.--Appeals to Congress, by Penelope P.B. Huse.--A decisive victory won, by Gertrude F. Brown.--The winning plan, by Maud W. Park.--The secretary has signed the proclamation, by Mary G. Peck.--Appendix: Bibliography (p. [155]-156) The National American Woman Suffrage Association. Interesting events in the woman movement. The electoral thermometer. Partial suffrage gains.--Directions for state work in supporting 19th amendment. Directions for lobbyists. Chronology of congressional action. Author's who's who.
Responsibility: by the National American Woman Suffrage Association.

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