A first-hand account of the 1913-1919 campaign of American suffragettes, detailing their treatment at the hands of the courts, and the true conditions of their incarceration. (Summary by Sarah Jennings)
1Dedication and Preface, Leadership
1788
2Women Invade the Capital
1503
3Women Voters Organize
1548
4The Last Deputation to President Wilson
1439
5Picketing a President
1748
6The Suffrage War Policy, The First Arrests
1915
7Occoquan Workhouse
2394
8August Riots
2082
9Prison Episodes
1706
10An Administration Protest, The Administration Yields
2003
11Political Prisoners, The Hunger Strike
2067
12Administration Terrorism
2221
13Alice Paul in Prison
2067
14Administration Lawlessness Exposed
1258
15The Administration Outwitted, Political Results
1886
16An Interlude, New Attacks on the President
1846
17The President Appeals to the Senate Too Late
2531
18More Pressure, The President Sails Away, Watchfires of Freedom
1689
19Burned in Effigy, Boston Militants Welcome the President, Democratic Congress Ends
1449
20A Farewell to President Wilson, President Wilson Wins the 64th Vote in Paris, Republican Congress Passes the Amendment
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