Songs of the suffragettes
By: sung by Elizabeth Knight with Sol Julty
Contributors: Julty, Sol
Publisher: Folkways
Published: 1958
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: Women; Songs and music; Suffrage
Other titles: Columbia's daughters.; Uncle Sam's wedding.; Keep woman in her sphere.; Let us all speak our minds.; The taxation tyranny.; The promised land.; The suffrage flag.; Winning the vote.; Give the ballot to the mothers.; Song of Wyoming.; Going to the polls.; Where are the boys today?; The yellow ribbon.; Hallelujah.; Oh dear, what can the matter be?; The new America.
Notes: "A brief history of the woman's suffrage movement, by Irwin Silber," program notes, and texts inserted.

Sung by Elizabeth Knight, accompanying herself on the piano ; in part with Sol Julty, guitar.
Table of contents: title: Columbia's daughters; title: Uncle Sam's wedding; title: Keep woman in her sphere; title: Let us all speak our minds; title: The taxation tyranny; title: The promised land; title: The suffrage flag; title: Winning the vote; title: Give the ballot to the mothers; title: Song of Wyoming; title: Going to the polls; title: Where are the boys today?; title: The yellow ribbon; title: Hallelujah; title: Oh dear, what can the matter be?; title: The new America.