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What went wrong in Ohio

United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary

2005

Speeches at the Constitutional Convention

Robert Smalls

1896

The March of the Women

Martin Pugh

2002

The taxing case of the cows

Iris Van Rynbach

2010

Sally Heathcote, Suffragette

Kate Charlesworth, Bryan Talbot, Mary M. Talbot

2014

The suffragette

E. Sylvia Pankhurst

1911

Women's suffrage in New Zealand

Patricia Grimshaw

1987

The road to Seneca Falls

Gwenyth Swain

1996

Founding sisters and the Nineteenth Amendment

Eleanor Clift

2003

The two reconstructions

Richard M. Valelly

2004

One Hand Tied Behind Us

Jill Liddington

1978

Alva, that Vanderbilt-Belmont woman

Margaret Hayden Rector

1992

Black reconstruction in America 1860-1880

Eric Foner, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., W. E. B. Du Bois

1935

The myth of Seneca Falls

Lisa Tetrault

2014

Angel's Cause (New Mexico Sunset Series #3) (Heartsong Presents #140)

Tracie Peterson

1994

Crossing stones

Helen Frost

2009

Voting Rights Act of 1965

Michael Burgan

2015

African patriots

Mary Benson

1963

Woman and the republic

Helen Kendrick Johnson

1897

Bending toward justice

May, Gary

2015

The Bostonians

Henry James, Daniel Karlin

1886

To Believe in Women

Lillian Faderman

1999

Counting women's ballots

J. Kevin Corder

2016

The autobiography of Leroi Jones

Amiri Baraka

1984

Mujeres, Raza Y Clase (Cuestiones De Antagonismo)

Pastora Filigrana Garcia, Angela Y. Davis, Ana Varela Mateos

1981 ★ 4.9

Black ballots

Steven F. Lawson

1976

Women's right to vote

Katie Marsico

2010

Treaty-Making Power

William H. Fleming

1920

Gilded suffragists

Johanna Neuman

2017

World History for Dummies

Peter Haugen

2001

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