From ladies to women : the organized struggle for woman's rights in the reconstruction era
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From ladies to women : the organized struggle for woman's rights in the reconstruction era
（Contributions in women's studies, no. 77）
Greenwood Press, 1987
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Bibliography: p. [207]-211
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Unlike most leading works that focus on a broad spectrum of the woman's rights movement, Israel Kugler's volume provides an in-depth analysis of the drive for equalty for women during a specific, influential era in American history: the pioneering efforts of woman's rights organizations in the post-Civil War period. With the war against slavery at an end, the Reconstruction Era was hailed by women leaders, who had been active in the Union cause, as the time for the establishment of equal rights for all humanity--men and women alike. It was this historic period that saw the creation of permanent woman's rights organizations dedicated to a specific goal--that of woman suffrage.
目次
Preface Acknowledgments Part One. Setting the Stage--Through the Civil War Precursors Changes in Woman's Status Part Two. Reconstruction--The Dawn of a New Day? The Political and Economic Stakes in the War's Aftermath Toward Organizing--The Woman's Rights Convention of 1866 The Broadest Platform--The American Equal Rights Association--1866-1867 Fissures over Priorities--New York Constitutional Convention and the Kansas Suffrage Campaigns, 1867 The Struggle for Control, 1868 The Rivals--The National Woman Suffrage Association and the American Woman Suffrage Association Unity--The Attempt and Failure--1870 The Side Issues of Contention--Suffrage, Marriage, Divorce, and Sex Political Action Organized Labor and Woman's Rights--The Positive Phase The Labor-Woman's Rights Coalition Breaks Apart The Woman's Rights Press Part Three. Epiloque From the Suffrage Victory to the Future of Woman's Rights Notes Selected Bibliography Index
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