Mobilizing Woman-Power

by Harriot Stanton Blatch

War & Military Social Science (Culture & Anthropology)

17 chapters4h 26mEnglish1918

About this book

Harriot Stanton Blatch, a suffragist in her own right, was the daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton who was one of the champions of women’s rights and a force in the suffragist movement. In this volume, Blatch focuses on the mobilization of women during World War I, both in Europe and American. These courageous women stepped into roles formerly the domain of men and provided the essential services crucial to the success of the outcome of the war. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Chapters (16)

1Our Foe

926

2Winning the War

1335

3Mobilizing Women in Great Britain, Part 1

878

4Mobilizing Women in Great Britain, Part 2

862

5Mobilizing Women in France

1331

6Mobilizing Women in Germany

944

7Women over the Top in America, Part 1

798

8Women over the Top in America, Part 2

773

9Eve's Pay Envelope

1416

10Pooling Brains

1229

11"Business as Usual"

845

12"As Mother Used to Do," Part 1

759

13"As Mother Used to Do," Part 2

868

14A Land Army

977

15Woman's Part in Saving Civilization

787

16Appendix

759

Mobilizing Woman-Power

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Chapters (16)

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