<link href="css/hmh.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> <meta content="urn:uuid:8e09ad3c-0fe2-491b-88cb-886b05065ebf" name="Adept.expected.resource"/> </head> <body><div id="toc"><h1 class="chaptertitle paired">Contents</h1> <hr/> <p class="toc sub"><a href="titlepage.xhtml">Title Page</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="toc.xml">Contents</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="front01.xhtml">Copyright</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="front02.xhtml">Dedication</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="front03.xhtml">Epigraph</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="front04.xhtml">Acknowledgments</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c01.xhtml">Introduction</a></p> <p class="part"><a href="c001.xhtml">HOW AMERICAN WOMEN GOT ENFRANCHISED</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c02.xhtml">The Loves and Living Arrangements of Nineteenth-Century Suffrage Leaders</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c03.xhtml">Bringing the Suffrage Movement into the Twentieth Century: Anna Howard Shaw</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c04.xhtml">Victory: Carrie Chapman Catt</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c05.xhtml">Two Steps Forward . . .</a></p> <p class="part"><a href="c002.xhtml">Photos I</a></p> <p class="part"><a href="c003.xhtml">HOW AMERICA GOT A SOCIAL CONSCIENCE</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c06.xhtml">Mother-Hearts/Lesbian-Hearts</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c07.xhtml">Social Housekeeping: The Inspiration of Jane Addams</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c08.xhtml">Social Housekeeping Becomes a Profession: Frances Kellor</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c09.xhtml">Poisoning The Source</a></p> <p class="part"><a href="c004.xhtml">HOW AMERICAN WOMEN GOT EDUCATED</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c10.xhtml">“Mental Hermaphrodites”: Pioneers in Women’s Higher Education</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c11.xhtml">Making Women’s Higher Education Even Higher: M. Carey Thomas</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c12.xhtml">The Struggle to Maintain Women’s Leadership: Mary Emma Woolley</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c13.xhtml">The Triumph of Angelina: Education in Femininity</a></p> <p class="part"><a href="c005.xhtml">Photos II</a></p> <p class="part"><a href="c006.xhtml">HOW AMERICAN WOMEN GOT INTO THE PROFESSIONS</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c14.xhtml">“When More Women Enter Professions”: Lesbian Pioneering in the Learned Professions</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c15.xhtml">Making Places for Women in Medicine: Emily Blackwell</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c16.xhtml">Carrying On: Martha May Eliot, M.D.</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c17.xhtml">The Rush to Bake the Pies and Have the Babies</a></p> <p class="toc"><a href="c18.xhtml">Conclusion: Legacies</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="back01.xhtml">Notes</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="back02.xhtml">Index</a></p> <p class="toc sub"><a href="back03.xhtml">About the Author</a></p></div></body> </html>