suffragists

Details the friendship between Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony and examines how they fought against beliefs, customs, and laws that oppressed women.

Provides information about working conditions in the United States in the early 1800s through the story of Molly Castle, a twelve-year-old girl who takes a job in the home of a Chicago suffragette after the deaths of her parents.

Examines the life of Alice Paul, a leader in the American Suffrage Campaign that fought for women's rights, and describes how she got involved with the women's movement, her experiences with lobbying, boycotts, hunger strikes, arrests, and her meeting with President Woodrow Wilson.

Chronicles the life of Mary Livermore, focusing on how she became one of the most renowned women of her time and her role in the struggle for women's rights.

Presents a comprehensive biography of nineteenth-century women's rights activist Lucy Stone, and chronicles her early childhood and exposure to the inequalities of women as well as Africa Americans, her leadership within the movement, and constant campaign for equality.

A biography of an early leader in the campaign for women's rights, particularly in getting women the right to vote.

Chronicles the life of the feminist and suffragist, covering her early life, work towards the abolition of slavery, and death before the Nineteenth Amendment.

Shares the story of how "General" Rosalie Gardner Jones marched an army of women nearly one hundred seventy-five miles to win support for voting rights for women.

Describes what life was like for girls before the women's rights movement; and tells about pioneering women including Lucy Stone, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Sojourner Truth, and Alice Paul.

Describes the lives, work, and friendship of former slave and abolitionist Frederick Douglass, and suffragist and social reformer Susan B. Anthony.