Feminist and Abolitionist by Virginia Sanchez-Korrol -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Prologue | An Unexpected Caller, 1892 Part I | Cuba (1832–1853)

One Wednesday’s Child: My Early Life in Agrarian Cuba Two The Age of Reason Three My Education as an Unruly Girl

Part II | Cuba (1842–1854)

Four My Years of Discontent Five A Flag Waves Over Cárdenas Six Forced to Flee

Part III | New York City (1852–1871)

Seven A Gathering of Exiles Eight My Partnership for Life Nine Shots Heard from the East Ten Organizing the Women Eleven My Family Faces Danger Twelve No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Thirteen A Sword for General Quesada and Other Decisions

Part IV | New York City (1871–1882)

Fourteen The Aldama Affair Fifteen Failed Expectations and Other Setbacks Sixteen The Virginius—An International Incident Seventeen Prior Debts and New Directions

Part V | New York City (1892–1894)

Eighteen Organizing “Mercedes Varona” Nineteen Final Passage

Epilogue | Cuba, 1944 Author’s Notes Glossary of Spanish Terms Board of Editorial Advisors

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