National Organizations of Women1042-1073
First societies on record — Progress by decades — Women's club houses — Changed status of women's conventions — List of National Associations — Evolution of their objects — Women gradually learning the disadvantages of disfranchisement — 4,000,000 enrolled in organized work for the good of humanity — Must necessarily become great factor in public life — Government will be obliged to have their assistance.
APPENDIX.
ILLUSTRATIONS
Anthony, Susan B. Frontispiece
Anthony, Mary S. 848
Avery, Rachel Foster 270
Avery, Susan Look 678
Blackwell, Alice Stone 270
Blankenburg, Lucretia L. 750
Catt, Carrie Chapman 388
Chapman, Mariana W. 848
Clay, Laura 270
Coggeshall, Mary J. 948
Eaton, Dr. Cora Smith 518
Gordon, Kate M. 678
Greenleaf, Jean Brooks 848
Gregg, Laura A. 518
Hall, Florence Howe 750
Harper, Ida Husted 1042
Hatch, Lavina A. 750
Hayward, Mary Smith 948
Howard, Emma Shafter 518
Howland, Emily 848
Jenkins, Helen Philleo 678
Johns, Laura M. 948
McCulloch, Catharine Waugh 270
Meredith, Ellis 518
Mills, Harriet May 750
Nelson, Julia B. 948
Osborne, Elizabeth Wright 848
Shaw, Rev. Anna Howard 128
Southworth, Louisa 678
Spencer, Rev. Anna Garlin 750
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady 188
Swift, Mary Wood 518
Thomas, Mary Bentley 678
Upton, Harriet Taylor 270
Wells, Emmeline B. 948