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1 / 52Dedication, Preface and Introduction
- 1. Dedication, Preface and Introduction
- 2. Some Women in America History: What America owes to Isabella of Castile and to Madame LaFayette by Lydia Hoyt Farmer
- 3. Columbus at Santa Fe by Virginia P. Townsend
- 4. The Women of Plymouth Colony by Jane G. Austin
- 5. The Lady Arbella by Lucy Larcom
- 6. Puritan Womanhood: A Power in America by Linda T. Guilford
- 7. The Women of the American Revolution by Mrs. Elroy M. Avery
- 8. Autobiographical Sketch by Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant
- 9. Wives of Presidents, Editorial, Part 1
- 10. Wives of Presidents, Editorial, Part 2
- 11. Women in the Home by the Editor and Wives and Daughters in the Home by Agnes Bailey Ormsbee
- 12. Domestic Science in American Homes, Editorial
- 13. Clergymen's Wives by Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
- 14. The Wives of Army Officers by Jessie Benton Fremont
- 15. The American Salon, Editorial
- 16. Social Leaders of Washington by Leonora B. Halsted
- 17. The Southern Woman, Past and Present by Mrs. Frank Leslie
- 18. Physical Culture of American Women by Annie Jenness Miller
- 19. The American Girl, Past and Present, Editorial
- 20. Every-day Women by Lucy M. Spelman and Farmers' Wives and Daughters by Jennie E. Hooker
- 21. Women In Literature: Women in Literature and Poetry, Editorial
- 22. Women Fiction Writers of America by Ellen Olney Kirk
- 23. Women Journalists in America by Susan E. Dickinson
- 24. Women in Education and Science, Editorial
- 25. Women as Teachers by Eliza Hardy Lord
- 26. Massachusetts Normal Schools by Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells
- 27. Wellesley College Towards Liberal Education by Anne Eugenia Morgan
- 28. An American Queen by Gail Hamilton
- 29. Sketch of Maria Mitchell by Frances Fisher Wood
- 30. Women's Work at the Harvard Observatory by Helen Leah Reed
- 31. Women in Philanthropy, Church Work, Home, Missions and Charities: Woman's Progress by Frances E. Willard
- 32. The Work of Women During the War by Mary A. Livermore
- 33. Women's Work for Indians by Mrs. Amelia S. Quinton
- 34. The Woman's Club Movement by J. C. Croley (Jennie June)
- 35. The Influence of Women in American Politics by Mrs. J. Ellen Foster
- 36. Woman's Work in the Church, Editorial
- 37. Working Girls' Clubs by Grace H. Dodge
- 38. Woman's National Christian Temperance Union, Editorial and Young Women's Christian Temperance Work by Frances J. Barnes
- 39. Hospitals, Mission Schools, and Other Charities, Editorial and Sketch of Dorothea Lyned Dix by L. Elizabeth Price
- 40. Two Women Whome I Have Known by Mrs. Charles Henrotin
- 41. Women in Professions, Business and Trade: Women in Medicine by Mary Putnam Jacobi, M. D.
- 42. Women in Law by Ada M. Bittenbender
- 43. American Women of the Drama by Lillian Whiting
- 44. Women in Business and Trade, Editorial
- 45. Queens of the Shop, the Workroom and the Tenement by Katharine Pearson Woods
- 46. Women Clerks in New York by The Marquise Clara Lanza
- 47. Women in Art and Music, Editorial
- 48. Women Artists by Maude Haywood
- 49. Women Art Patrons by Helen Evertson Smith
- 50. Exposition Notes: Address at the Dedicatory Ceremonies, October 21, 1892 by Mrs. Potter Palmer and Ode:- "Columbia's Banner" by Edna Dean Proctor
- 51. The Board of Lady Managers and The Woman's Branch of the World's Congress Auxiliary
- 52. The Woman's Building, The Children's Building and Exhibits by Women
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As American women have been imperfectly represented in the world, it is our aim in this volume to give a pen protrait of the American Woman Past and Present; not in the way of boastful assertions, nor by pleading for her rights which have already been awarded her; but by statements of her achievements in the lines of literature, philanthropy, church work, education, science, industry, medicine, business, art, music, invention, home life, domestic science, etc., that hereby the subtle, yet powerful influence of woman in the development of this great country may be manifested and strengthened. Thus there shall be constructed a fitting memorial of the American Woman of the Past, and inspiring model for the American Woman of the Future. We have endeavored to make this book a valuable Souvenir of the Columbian Exposition. These portraits have been sketched by many pens, for no one writer could have accomplished the object desired. - Summary by Excerpt from Preface
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