Add to ORKGA two page letter outlining the text of the Susan B. Anthony Amendment, steps necessary for it\u27s passage, reasons for suffragists to focus on passing amendments at the federal level, and more.https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/special_ms147_correspondence/1049/thumbnail.jp
From its creation the United States Constitution referred to all of the nation's inhabitants in gend...
A draft of a letter describing the efforts of The National Woman\u27s Party and detailing a variety ...
Position paper listing some of the state statutes that are discriminatory in America that the ratifi...
It took 72 years after the first Women\u27s Right Convention in 1848 before the Anthony Amendment ...
A letter from the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage discussing the potential passage of the Sha...
Suffragist Susan B. Anthony wrote this letter to the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association convention in C...
The leaflet lists the states where women were allowed to vote for President in 1916. Also listed are...
Article V of the United States Constitution sets out the amend- ment procedure, which consists of tw...
Currently, enacted legislation for the equality of men and women in the United States does not exist...
Twenty states adopted state equal rights amendments between 1879 and 1998. The texts of most of thes...
When the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution appears in historical memory as the intended ...
A registration form for signers to indicate support for the inclusion of an item on women’s suffrage...
One hundred years after American women gained the right to vote, a new constitutional amendment may ...
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and...
In these two letters, dated February 27, 1884 and June 1887, suffragist Susan B. Anthony advises her...
From its creation the United States Constitution referred to all of the nation's inhabitants in gend...
A draft of a letter describing the efforts of The National Woman\u27s Party and detailing a variety ...
Position paper listing some of the state statutes that are discriminatory in America that the ratifi...
It took 72 years after the first Women\u27s Right Convention in 1848 before the Anthony Amendment ...
A letter from the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage discussing the potential passage of the Sha...
Suffragist Susan B. Anthony wrote this letter to the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association convention in C...
The leaflet lists the states where women were allowed to vote for President in 1916. Also listed are...
Article V of the United States Constitution sets out the amend- ment procedure, which consists of tw...
Currently, enacted legislation for the equality of men and women in the United States does not exist...
Twenty states adopted state equal rights amendments between 1879 and 1998. The texts of most of thes...
When the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution appears in historical memory as the intended ...
A registration form for signers to indicate support for the inclusion of an item on women’s suffrage...
One hundred years after American women gained the right to vote, a new constitutional amendment may ...
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to equal rights for men and...
In these two letters, dated February 27, 1884 and June 1887, suffragist Susan B. Anthony advises her...
From its creation the United States Constitution referred to all of the nation's inhabitants in gend...
A draft of a letter describing the efforts of The National Woman\u27s Party and detailing a variety ...
Position paper listing some of the state statutes that are discriminatory in America that the ratifi...