Alma Lutz's outstanding biography of Susan B. Anthony is revered for its descriptive power, attention to detail and historical significance to the women's Suffragette movement. - Summary by PhyllisV
Chapters (26)
1Chapter 1 Quaker Heritage
2305
2Chapter 2 Widening Horizons
2227
3Chapter 3 Freedom to Speak
1776
4Chapter 4 A Purse of Her Own
2743
5Chapter 5 No Union with Slaveholders
1914
6Chapter 6 The True Woman
1998
7Chapter 7 The Zealot
2215
8Chapter 8 A War for Freedom
2857
9Chapter 9 The Negro's Hour
2987
10Chapter 10 Times that Tried Women's Souls
2294
11Chapter 11 He One Word of the Hour
1948
12Chapter 12 Work, Wages, and the Ballot
1826
13Chapter 13 The Inadequate Fifteenth Amendment
1512
14Chapter 14 A House Divided
1874
15Chapter 15 A New Slant on the Fourteenth Amendment
3019
16Chapter 16 Testing the Fourteenth Amendment
1604
17Chapter 17 "Is It a Crime for a Citizen...to Vote?"
1323
18Chapter 18 Social Purity
1595
19Chapter 19 A Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
1476
20Chapter 20 Recording Women's History
1010
21Chapter 21 Impetus from the West
1798
22Chapter 22 Victories in the West
2016
23Chapter 23 Liquor Interests Alert Foreign-Born Voters Against Woman Suffrage
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