The woman's story
Subtitle: as told by twenty American women
By: with portraits and sketches of the authors
Publisher: Nims & Knight
Published: 1889
Place of publication: Troy, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 541
Subjects: Women in literature; Women in art
Table of contents: title: Uncle Lot, by H.B. Stowe.; title: Old Madame, by H.P. Spofford.; title: Tirar y Soult, by R.H. Davis.; title: Tom Foster's wife, by E.D. Proctor.; title: Fourth of July in Jonesville, by M. Holley.; title: Dorothy, by N. Perry.; title: The trial of Beryl, by A.E. Wilson.; title: "Nan" by L.C. Moulton; title: A memorable murder, by C. Thaxter.; title: A cup of cold water, by Sara J. Lippincott.; title: An evening's adventure, by A.G. Woolson.; title: Adam Floyd, by M. J. Holmes.; title: My borrowing neighbor, by M.E. Sangster.; title: The girl's sketching camp, by O.T. Miller.; title: A crisis, by E.W. Champney.; title: Meg, by J.C.R. Dorr.; title: A Confederate idyl, by M. Harland.; title: Transcendental wild oats, by L.M. Alcott.; title: Dave's wife, by E.W. Wilcox.; title: The deacon's week, by R.T. Cooke.