Research Catalog

Title

Outspoken women : speeches by American women reformers, 1635-1935 / [edited by] Judith Anderson.

Publication

Dubuque, Iowa : Kendall/Hunt Pub. Co., ©1984.

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Details

Additional Authors

Anderson, Judith (Judith L.)

Description

xviii, 258 pages; 23 cm

Subject

• Women social reformers > United States > History
• Women social reformers
• Frauenemanzipation
• Aufsatzsammlung
• Geschichte (1635-1935)
• United States
• USA

Genre/Form

History.

Contents

• "The subjective necessity for social settlements" (1892) / Jane Addams. -- "Demand for party recognition" (1894) / Susan B. Anthony. -- "The time to make peace" (1915) / Emily Greene Balch. -- "A century of progress of Negro women" (1933) / Mary McLeod Bethune. -- "Why are only women compelled to prove themselves" (1915) / Carrie Chapman Catt. -- "On behalf of the insane poor in Kentucky" (1846) / Dorothea Dix. -- "We have the vote, now we can begin" (1920) / Crystal Eastman. -- "Christian healing" (1886) / Mary Baker Eddy. -- "The truth about the Paterson Strike" (1914) / Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. -- "It is the pulpit who casts out 'impure' women" (1853) / Abigail Kelley Foster. -- "The humanness of women" (1910) / Charlotte Perkins Gilman. -- "Preparedness: the road to universal slaughter" (1915) / Emma Goldman. -- "The North, go on! Go on!" (1863) / Angelina Grimké. -- "Liberty for slaves" (1857) / Frances Harper. -- "The examination of Mrs. Anne Hutchinson" (1637) / Anne Hutchinson. -- "Appeal to the cause of miners in the Paint Creek District" (1912) / Mary Harris "Mother" Jones. -- "The child, the state, and the nation" (1905) / Florence Kelley. -- "The plight of the Ponca Indians" (1879) / Susette LaFlesche.
• "The red dragon of Wall Street vs. the farmer" (1891) / Mary E. Lease. -- "Why should not woman seek to be a reformer?" (1854) / Lucretia Mott. -- "Prohibition or abolition -- what it means" (1908) / Carry Nation. -- "Farewell address of a Socialist" (1919) / Kate Richards O'Hare. -- "Women's opportunities in the civil service" (1901) / Lenora O'Reilly. -- "Forming the Women's Party" (1916) / Alice Paul. -- "The necessity for the utter extinction of slavery" (1863) / Ernestine Rose. -- "An address on life as a female Revolutionary soldier" (1802) / Deborah Sampson. -- "A moral necessity for birth control" (1921) / Margaret Sanger. -- "Under what conditions women work" (1913) / Rose Schneiderman. -- "The heavenly vision" (1888) / Anna Howard Shaw. -- "The case for universal suffrage" (1867) / Elizabeth Cady Stanton. -- "African rights and liberty" (1833) / Maria Stewart. -- "Nature and revelation and woman's right to vote" (1856) / Lucy Stone. -- "The history of the Standard Oil Company: the oil war of 1872" (1903) / Ida Tarbell. -- "What it means to be colored in the capital of the United States" (1906) / Mary Church Terrell. -- "Ain't I a woman?" (1851) ; "Equal rights for all" (1867) / Sojourner Truth. -- "The nurses' settlement in New York" (1901) / Lillian Wald. -- "Southern horrors: lynch law in all its phases" (1892) / Ida Wells- Barnett. -- "Temperance and home protection" (1876) / Frances Willard. -- "The principles of social freedom" (1871) / Victoria Woodhull. -- "Of free enquiry" (1828) / Frances Wright.

ISBN

• 084033298X
• 9780840332981

LCCN

84080377

OCLC

• ocm11371219
• 11371219
• SCSB-1168946

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library