Bibliograph

Jailed for freedom, American women win the vote, Doris Stevens ; edited by Carol O'Hare ; foreword by Edith Mayo

Type

Label

Jailed for freedom, American women win the vote, Doris Stevens ; edited by Carol O'Hare ; foreword by Edith Mayo

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 212-213) and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Jailed for freedom

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

31900585

Responsibility statement

Doris Stevens ; edited by Carol O'Hare ; foreword by Edith Mayo

Sub title

American women win the vote

Table Of Contents

Women invade the capitol -- Women voters organize -- The last deputation to President Wilson -- Picketing a president -- The suffrage war policy -- The first arrests -- Occoquan Workhouse -- August riots -- Prison episodes -- The administration yields -- Political prisoners -- Alice Paul in prison -- Administration terrorism -- The administration outwitted -- Political results -- An interlude of seven months -- New attacks on the president -- President Wilson appeals to the Senate -- More pressure -- The president sails away -- Watchfires of freedom -- Burned in effigy -- Boston militants welcome the president -- Democratic Congress ends -- A farewell to President Wilson -- Passage of the Nineteenth Amendment

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