Part one. 1776-1870. Letters / Abigail Adams and John Adams
Voter qualifications (New Jersey State Constitution)
Lecture at the Franklin Hall / Maria W. Stewart
from Letters on the equality of the sexes / Sarah Moore Grimké
Address to the Massachusetts Legislature / Angelina Grimké
from "The great lawsuit" / Margaret Fuller
Petition to the Constitutional Convention of the State of New York / Eleanor Vincent, Lydia A. Williams, Lydia Osborn, Susan Ormsby, Amy Ormsby, Anna Bishop
Declaration of sentiments and resolutions / Seneca Falls Convention
Speech to Ohio Woman's Rights Convention / Sojourner Truth
Speech to the Second National Woman's Rights Convention / Ernestine L. Rose
The Woman's Rights Convention, the last act of the drama (New York Herald)
Tax protest / Harriot K. Hunt
Address to the Legislature of New-York / Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Marriage protest / Lucy Stone and Henry Browne Blackwell
Address to the Seventh National Woman's Rights Convention / Lucy Stone
Call, resolutions, and debate (Woman's Loyal National League)
Speech at the Eleventh National Woman's Rights Convention / Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
Address to the First Annual Meeting of the American Equal Rights Association / Sojourner Truth
Debates at the American Equal Rights Association Meeting
Woman and the ballot / Frederick Douglass


Part two. 1870-1900. Address to the House Judiciary Committee / Victoria Woodhull
Minor v. Happersett ruling
Declaration of Rights of the Women of the United States / National Woman Suffrage Association
Woman wants bread, not the ballot! / Susan B. Anthony
Indian citizenship / Matilda Joslyn Gage
Letter to the San Francisco Board of Education / Mary Tape
Protest (Mormon women of Utah)
They enter a protest (New York Times)
Remarks on the amendment to extend suffrage to women / George Vest
The legal conditions of Indian women / Alice C. Fletcher
from A voice from the South, by a Black woman of the South / Anna J. Cooper
Suffrage referendum leaflet (Colorado Equal Suffrage Association)
To the Constitutional Convention of New York State / Committee on Protest against Woman Suffrage
Women in politics / Fannie Barrier Williams
Address at the First National Conference of Representatives of Black Women's Clubs / Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin
Significance and history of the ballot / Elizabeth Cady Stanton
The ballot for the home / Frances E. Willard
On behalf of Hawaiian women / National American Woman Suffrage Association
How to win the ballot / Abigail Scott Duniway


Part three. 1900-1920. The South and woman suffrage / Belle Kearney
Woman's assumption of sex superiority / Annie Nathan Meyer
The progress of colored women / Mary Church Terrell
Would woman suffrage be unwise? / Grover Cleveland
Mr. Dooley on woman's suffrage / Finley Petter Dunne
The counter influence to woman suffrage / Alice Hill Chittenden
Our open-air campaign / Florence H. Luscomb
Why women should vote / Jane Addams
from "The women's political union" / Harriot Stanton Blatch
Something to vote for / Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Militant methods / Alice Stone Blackwell
Statement before Joint Congressional Session of Congress / Leonor O'Reilly
Values of the vote / Max Eastman
The lesson that came from the sea : what it means to the suffrage cause / Josephine Jewell Dodge
An anti-suffrage monologue / Marie Jenney Howe
Squaws beat militant to right of franchise (Los Angeles Times)
Testimony at suffrage parade hearings / Alice Paul
Woman suffrage, which way? / Helen Hamilton Gardener
A difference of opinion / Mary Johnstone
The meaning of woman suffrage / Mabel Lee
Raising the level of suffrage in California, or what have they done with it? / Mary Roberts Coolidge
Pageants as a means of suffrage propaganda / Hazel MacKaye
Seeking the Negro vote / Ida B. Wells
Votes for women : a symposium by leading thinkers of colored America (The Crises)
The greatest thing / Oreola Williams Haskell
from How it feels to be the husband of a suffragette / Arthur Raymond Brown
from Are women people? / Alice Duer Miller
Letter to the editor of The Outlook / Abby Scott Baker
The crisis / Carrie Chapman Catt
Letter series no.1-10 (Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government)
To NAWSA congressional chairmen / Maud Wood Park
"Silent, silly, and offensive" and "Militants get 3 days; lack time to starve" (The New York Times)
Woman's service or woman suffrage / Alice Hill Chittenden
The young are at the gates / Lavinia Dock
Prison experience with emphasis on the night of terror / Caroline Katzenstein
Address to the Senate on the Nineteenth Amendment / Woodrow Wilson
Reminding the President when he landed in Boston (The Suffragist)
Declaration of principles for the rejection of the proposed Susan B. Anthony amendment to the Constitution of the United States / Southern Women's League
A perfect moment / Maud Wood Park


Part four. 1918-1965. from Your vote and how to use it / Gertrude Foster Brown
Fairchild v. Hughes and Leser v. Garnett rulings
Indian Citizenship Act
The "blanket" amendment : a debate / Doris Stevens and Dr. Alice Hamilton
Is woman's suffrage a failure? / Ida M. Tarbell
Address to the Sixth Pan American Conference, Havana, Cuba / Doris Stevens
Resolutions adopted by the Second Convention / El Congreso de Pueblo de Habla Española
Women in politics / Eleanor Roosevelt
President's Commission on the Status of Women / John F. Kennedy
Testimony to the Credentials Committee, Democratic National Convention / Fannie Lou Hamer
Speech to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference / Constance Baker Motley.