At the 1913 Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson, militant suffragists marched, but not all the half-million observers were sympathetic to their goals. Why Women Should Vote A 1915 suffrage pamphlet authored by the renowned social reformer and settlement house founder, Jane Addams. Alice Paul's Fight for Suffrage From PBS' history site for middle school students, an article and reading list about the last years of the American struggle to win the vote for women. An attempt to consider working together in common cause, despite differences in strategy and tactics. Fawcett, Millicent Garrett Fawcett was a leader in the British women's suffrage campaign, and also in a number of social reform movements connected with women or feminism.
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Front Door Lobby Maud Wood Park recalls the directions given to lobbyists in 1917. Illiniois Campaign A history of the 1910-1913 campaign, ending successfully with the passage of a suffrage bill. Jailed for Freedom Doris Stevens, in 1920, recalls spending time in jail with Alice Paul. Meditations on Votes for Women 1914 Atlantic Monthly article by Samuel McChord Crothers, considering typical arguments of the time for women's suffrage. Get a time-saving overview of the causes and treatment of infertility.