Lives to remember.
Series: Women in America: from colonial times to the 20th century
Publisher: Arno Press
Published: 1974
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Women -- United States -- Biography
Table of contents: title: Gundy, H. P. Molly Brant; title: loyalist.; title: Oldham, E. M. Early women printers of America.; title: Small, E. W. and M. R. Prudence Crandall: champion of Negro education.; title: Shippee, L. B. Jane Grey Swisshelm: agitator.; title: Van Rensselaer, G. The original of Rebecca in Ivanhoe.; title: Mabbott, T. O. "Maria del Occidente."; title: Fleischer, N. Reckless lady: the life story of Adah Isaacs Menken.; title: Fatout, P. Amelia Bloomer and bloomerism.; title: Green, N. K. Four sisters: daughters of Joseph La Flesche.; title: Hogan, W. R. Pamelia Mann: Texas frontierswoman.; title: Haddock, E. Women as land-owners in the West.; title: Diggs, A. L. The women in the alliance movement.; title: McKelway, A. J. "Kate," the "good angel" of Oklahoma.; title: Altman, A. R. Julia Richman.; title: Cantwell, R. "The awakening," by Kate Chopin.; title: Wolcott, R. W. A woman in steel; title: Rebecca Lukens.; title: Dwyer, J. L. Lady with the hatchet.; title: De Ford, M. A. Poetess of passion.; title: Gold, L. Laura Jean Libbey.; title: Steele, Z. Fannie Farmer and her cook book.