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The Story of the Woman’s Party

by Inez Haynes Irwin

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  1. 1Epigraph
  2. 2Dedication
  3. 3I — Introduction
  4. 4II — Alice Paul
  5. 5III — Alice Paul and Lucy Burns
  6. 6IV — F Street and the Early Days
  7. 7V — Making the Federal Amendment an Issue
  8. 8VI — Pressure on Congress
  9. 9VII — Pressure on the President
  10. 10VIII — The Struggle With the Rules Committee
  11. 11IX — The First Appeal to the Women Voters
  12. 12X — Congress Takes Up the Suffrage Amendment
  13. 13Part Two 1915-1916
  14. 14II — The New Headquarters and the Middle Years
  15. 15III — The Conflict With the Judiciary Committee Botheration
  16. 16IV — More Pressure on the President
  17. 17V — Forming the Woman’s Party
  18. 18VI — Still More Pressure on the President
  19. 19VII — The Second Appeal to Women Voters
  20. 20VIII — Hail and Farewell
  21. 21Part Three 1917
  22. 22II — Telling the Country
  23. 23III — More Pressure on Congress
  24. 24Part Four — Victory — I — The New Headquarters and the Later Years
  25. 25II — Lobbying
  26. 26III — Organizing
  27. 27IV — The President Capitulates and the House Surrenders
  28. 28V — Fighting for Votes in the Senate
  29. 29VI — Burning the President’s Words
  30. 30VII — The President Appeals to the Senate to Pass the Suffrage Amen…
  31. 31VIII — Picketing the Senate
  32. 32IX — The Third Appeal to the Women Voters
  33. 33X — The President Includes Suffrage in His Campaign for Congress
  34. 34XI — Burning the President’s Words Again
  35. 35XII — The Watchfires of Freedom
  36. 36XIII — The Appeal to the President on His Return
  37. 37XIV — The Appeal to the President on His Departure
  38. 38XV — The President Obtains the Last Vote and Congress Surrenders
  39. 39XVI — Ratification
  40. 40XVII — The Last Days to a Comrade

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