Eighty Years and More Reminiscences 1815 to 1897
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, american social activist, abolitionist, and leading figure of the early women's rights movement (1815-1902)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
-01- ABOUT THIS BOOK
-02- MOTTO
-03- DEDICATION
-04- CHILDHOOD
-05- SCHOOL DAYS
-06- GIRLHOOD
-07- LIFE AT PETERBORO
-08- OUR WEDDING JOURNEY
-09- HOMEWARD BOUND
-10- MOTHERHOOD
-11- BOSTON AND CHELSEA
-12- THE FIRST WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION
-13- SUSAN B. ANTHONY
-14- SUSAN B. ANTHONY
-15- MY FIRST SPEECH BEFORE A LEGISLATURE
-16- REFORMS AND MOBS
-17- VIEWS ON MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
-18- WOMEN AS PATRIOTS
-19- PIONEER LIFE IN KANSAS
-20- LYCEUMS AND LECTURERS
-21- WESTWARD HO
-22- THE SPIRIT OF '76
-23- WRITING THE HISTORY OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE
-24- IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE
-25- REFORMS AND REFORMERS IN GREAT BRITAIN
-26- WOMAN AND THEOLOGY
-27- ENGLAND AND FRANCE REVISITED
-28- THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN
-29- MY LAST VISIT TO ENGLAND
-30- SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CLASS OF 1832
-31- FOOTNOTES
-32- MY EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY
