5 “The Change in Public Sentiment is Remarkable” 1912

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. An Introduction 1
6. “If Men Should Be Wanted” 1907–1908 11
7. “The Favor of Such Men” 1909 23
8. “What Can We Do to Persuade You?” 1910 43
9. “Jeers and Abuse” 1911 69
10. “The Change in Public Sentiment is Remarkable” 1912 85
11. “Gettes and Gists” 1913 119
12. “This Whole Feminist Front” 1914 139
13. “Should Women Vote in New York?” 1915 155
14. “It May Move Like a Glacier, but . . .” 1916 177
15. “Mr. President, How Long Must Women wait for Liberty?” 1917 195
16. “The Least Tribute We Can Pay Them” 1918–1920 233
17. Suffragent Portraits List and Credits 247
18. Notes 255
19. Bibliography 339
20. Index 349