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... meant the women would vote for Congress- men and for President . Until then women's votes in Wyo- ming had been the equivalent of unmarried English women's right to vote in municipal elections if they had the necessary property ...
... meant the women would vote for Congress- men and for President . Until then women's votes in Wyo- ming had been the equivalent of unmarried English women's right to vote in municipal elections if they had the necessary property ...
Page 45
... meant that the supporters of votes for women did not even get a chance to put their case , let alone get it voted on , and it also meant that he did not have to say anything against votes for women that might infuriate the women who ...
... meant that the supporters of votes for women did not even get a chance to put their case , let alone get it voted on , and it also meant that he did not have to say anything against votes for women that might infuriate the women who ...
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... meant getting women who could take on work done by men . Women continued to take on office jobs , at a time when there was more and more office work to be done , keeping up with the forms and official docu- ments which are an inevitable ...
... meant getting women who could take on work done by men . Women continued to take on office jobs , at a time when there was more and more office work to be done , keeping up with the forms and official docu- ments which are an inevitable ...
Contents
Beginnings | 5 |
Good Causes | 27 |
The Focus on the Suffrage | 39 |
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