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Alice F. Milne Album, 1919
Alice F. Milne was a practicing nurse in Scotland, England, Canada, and the United States from 1912-1924. In this album she collected quotes and sketches from her acquaintances.
James and Lucretia Mott: Life and Letters - Cornell University, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Image unattributed to a creator.
"Will the Federal Suffrage Amendment Complicate the Race Problem?"
Handbill which uses census data to argue that, with the exception of Mississippi and South Carolina, women’s suffrage would proportionally decrease the impact of the African American vote.
"Write to the Members of the House Judiciary Committee...National Suffrage Amendment"
Handbill advocating the ratification of the 19th Amendment
Students viewing the Alice Milne Collection
HIST 1012: Empire, Revolution and Global War: European History Since 1600.
Effie Salthouse Commonplace Book
Commonplace book of Effie (Florence Emily) Salthouse consisting of illustrations, poems, letters, and literary aphorisms collected from her friends in both England and America.
"Marching on to Suffrage"
Front page of the May 20th, 1911 edition of Harper's Weekly, featuring a photograph of a procession down 5th Avenue in New York. Photographer unidentified.
"Ye May session of ye woman's rights convention - ye orator of ye day denouncing ye lords of creation / JM'N." - Library of Congress
Engraving by JM'N from the June 11, 1859 edition of Harper's Weekly satirizing a women's rights convention.
