The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 165
... NAWSA . Having spent several years in England , during which time she had taken an active part in the British woman ... NAWSA , took an increasingly independent stance . She formed a group called Congressional Union , but still retained ...
... NAWSA . Having spent several years in England , during which time she had taken an active part in the British woman ... NAWSA , took an increasingly independent stance . She formed a group called Congressional Union , but still retained ...
Page 167
... NAWSA adopted what came to be known as Carrie Catt's " Winning Plan . " It was a shrewd and elaborate strategy for a relentless political drive . The NAWSA board was to lead and coordinate all state activi- ties . Thirty - six state ...
... NAWSA adopted what came to be known as Carrie Catt's " Winning Plan . " It was a shrewd and elaborate strategy for a relentless political drive . The NAWSA board was to lead and coordinate all state activi- ties . Thirty - six state ...
Page 170
... NAWSA had convened in Washing- ton and were present in the galleries of Congress . The dramatic session began when Representative Jeannette Rankin intro- duced the amendment . Three Congressmen came from hospi- tals to vote for the ...
... NAWSA had convened in Washing- ton and were present in the galleries of Congress . The dramatic session began when Representative Jeannette Rankin intro- duced the amendment . Three Congressmen came from hospi- tals to vote for the ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |