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Tyranny of the Majority

Lani Guinier

1994

Woman's suffrage by constitutional amendment

Henry St. George Tucker

1911

Secrets on 26th Street

Elizabeth McDavid Jones

1999

Protest at Selma

David J. Garrow

1978

In defense of women

H. L. Mencken

1922

Gender and Jim Crow

Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore

1996

The firefly letters

Margarita Engle

2010

The Nineteenth Amendment

Judy Monroe

1998

An address to the middle and working classes engaged in trade and manufactures throughout the empire on the necessity of union at the present crisis

Richard Gardner

1842

Women's suffrage in America

Elizabeth Frost-Knappman

1992

Women's Suffrage

Colleen Adams

2002

The 19th Amendment

Michael Burgan

2005

A short history of women's rights from the days of Augustus to the present time

Eugene Arthur Hecker

1910

The great Ku Klux trials

Benn Pitman, Post, Louis Freeland

1872

The spectacle of women

Lisa Tickner

1987

How the vote was won

Rebecca J. Mead

2004

My Own Story

Emmeline Pankhurst

1914

Black Power

Charles V. Hamilton, Kwame Ture

1967

Woman suffrage and the new democracy

Sara Hunter Graham

1996

Constitutional equality a right of woman

Tennessee C. Claflin

1871

Local people

John Dittmer

1994

The scheduled caste voter

P. K. Saxena

1990

Suffrage sisters

Maggie Mead

2015

Coming of Age in Mississippi

Anne Moody

1968

The great debate

Thomas L. Tedrow

1992

Around America to win the vote

Mara Rockliff

2016

The life and work of Susan B. Anthony

Ida Husted Harper

1898

Terror in the heart of freedom

Hannah Rosen, Hannah Rosén

2008

Grounding of modern feminism

1987

The tyranny of the majority

Lani Guinier

1994

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