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The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony (Volume 2 of 2) Including Public Addresses, Her Own Letters and Many From Her Contemporaries During Fifty Years

Ida Husted Harper · Public domain text

275,754 words · about 19 h 19 min to read

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Author
Ida Husted Harper (1851–1931)
Language
English
Subjects
Anthony, Susan B. (Susan Brownell), 1820-1906
Length
275,754 words · about 19 h 19 min
Sections
53 reader sections · Table of contents
Contents (53)
  1. Opening about 1 min
  2. Chapter XXX about 1 min
  3. Chapter XXXI about 1 min
  4. XXXII. MISS ANTHONY'S EUROPEAN LETTERS. (1883.) 551-579 under 1 min
  5. Chapter XXXIII about 1 min
  6. Chapter XXXIV under 1 min
  7. Chapter XXXV under 1 min
  8. XXXVI. CONVENTIONS FROM WASHINGTON TO SOUTH DAKOTA. (1889.) 647-661 under 1 min
  9. XXXVII. AT THE END OF SEVENTY YEARS. (1890.) 663-678 under 1 min
  10. XXXVIII. THE SOUTH DAKOTA CAMPAIGN. (1890.) 679-696 under 1 min
  11. Chapter XXXIX about 1 min
  12. XL. IGNORED BY THE PARTIES--APPOINTED TO OFFICE. (1892.) 717-735 about 1 min
  13. Chapter XLI under 1 min
  14. XLII. THE SECOND NEW YORK CAMPAIGN. (1894.) 755-776 about 1 min
  15. XLIII. THE SECOND KANSAS CAMPAIGN. (1894.) 777-798 about 1 min
  16. XLIV. THE SOUTHERN TRIP--THE ATLANTA CONVENTION. (1895.) 799-817 about 1 min
  17. XLV. THE SECOND VISIT TO CALIFORNIA. (1895.) 819-838 under 1 min
  18. Chapter XLVI about 1 min
  19. XLVII. THE CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN. (1896.) 863-893 about 1 min
  20. XLVIII. HER LETTERS--BIRTHDAY PARTY--BIOGRAPHY. (1896-1897.) 895-911 about 1 min
  21. XLIX. CHARACTERISTIC VIEWS ON MANY QUESTIONS. (1897.) 913-930 about 1 min
  22. L. HOME LIFE--THE REUNION--THE WOMAN. (1897.) 931-953 about 1 min
  23. XXX. POLITICAL CANDIDATES--WRITING THE HISTORY about 32 min
  24. XXXI. THE LEGACY--NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN--OFF FOR EUROPE about 32 min
  25. XXXII. MISS ANTHONY'S EUROPEAN LETTERS about 1 h 3 min
  26. XXXIII. CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS--VISIT TO NEW ORLEANS about 39 min
  27. XXXIV. MANY TRIPS--FIRST VOTE ON SIXTEENTH AMENDMENT about 37 min
  28. XXXV. UNION OF ASSOCIATIONS--INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL about 31 min
  29. XXXVI. CONVENTIONS FROM WASHINGTON TO SOUTH DAKOTA about 23 min
  30. XXXVII. AT THE END OF SEVENTY YEARS about 28 min
  31. XXXVIII. THE SOUTH DAKOTA CAMPAIGN about 31 min
  32. XXXIX. WYOMING--MISS ANTHONY GOES TO HOUSEKEEPING about 33 min
  33. XL. IGNORED BY THE PARTIES--APPOINTED TO OFFICE about 32 min
  34. XLI. WORLD'S FAIR--CONGRESS OF REPRESENTATIVE WOMEN about 29 min
  35. XLII. THE SECOND NEW YORK CAMPAIGN about 34 min
  36. XLIII. THE SECOND KANSAS CAMPAIGN about 38 min
  37. XLIV. THE SOUTHERN TRIP--THE ATLANTA CONVENTION about 30 min
  38. XLV. THE SECOND VISIT TO CALIFORNIA about 30 min
  39. XLVI. MRS. STANTON'S BIRTHDAY--THE BIBLE RESOLUTION about 44 min
  40. XLVII. THE CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN about 48 min
  41. XLVIII. HER LETTERS--BIRTHDAY PARTY--BIOGRAPHY about 29 min
  42. XLIX. CHARACTERISTIC VIEWS ON MANY QUESTIONS about 30 min
  43. L. HOME LIFE--THE REUNION--THE WOMAN about 38 min
  44. XIV. PAGE 229 about 5 min
  45. XV. PAGE 247 about 20 min
  46. XVI. PAGE 259 about 9 min
  47. XX. PAGE 342 about 11 min
  48. XXV. PAGE 435 about 38 min
  49. XXV. PAGE 436 about 6 min
  50. XXVII. PAGE 472 about 18 min
  51. XXVII. PAGE 468 about 21 min
  52. XXXV. PAGE 642 about 3 min
  53. XLIII. PAGE 785 about 4 h 42 min

The opening of Chapter XXXI

THE LEGACY--NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN--OFF FOR EUROPE. (1881-1882-1883.) 533-550

National Association in Boston; badge presented Miss Anthony by Philadelphia Citizens' Suffrage Association; comments of Traveller and Globe; sweep of New England; tribute of Zerelda G. Wallace; no welcome for Miss Anthony in Albany; letter on death of Garfield; attends National W. C. T. U. Convention in Washington; Phillips' seventieth birthday; Mrs. Eddy's handsome legacy; Fourteenth Washington Convention; amusing suffrage debate in Senate; meeting in Philadelphia; tributes from Elmira Free Press and Washington Republic; favorable Senate and House Committee reports; campaign in Nebraska; addresses Lincoln Club, Rochester; decides to go abroad; Philadelphia Times account of Birthday reception; Mrs. Sewall's description in Indianapolis Times of farewell honors; fine tributes from Chicago Tribune and Kansas City Journal; N. Y. Times describes departure for Europe.

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