What America Owes to Women

1. 1 Dedication, Preface and IntroductionRead by Christine Rottger 9m
2. 2 Some Women in America History: What America owes to Isabella of Castile and to Madame LaFayette by Lydia Hoyt FarmerRead by Abhijith Asok 29m
3. 3 Columbus at Santa Fe by Virginia P. TownsendRead by Abhijith Asok 11m
4. 4 The Women of Plymouth Colony by Jane G. AustinRead by Abhijith Asok 8m
5. 5 The Lady Arbella by Lucy LarcomRead by David Curtiss 4m
6. 6 Puritan Womanhood: A Power in America by Linda T. GuilfordRead by Missy Morgan 16m
7. 7 The Women of the American Revolution by Mrs. Elroy M. AveryRead by cyndajm 18m
8. 8 Autobiographical Sketch by Mrs. Ulysses S. GrantRead by CaptCalf 4m
9. 9 Wives of Presidents, Editorial, Part 1Read by cyndajm 54m
10. 10 Wives of Presidents, Editorial, Part 2Read by cyndajm 43m
11. 11 Women in the Home by the Editor and Wives and Daughters in the Home by Agnes Bailey OrmsbeeRead by cyndajm 20m
12. 12 Domestic Science in American Homes, EditorialRead by Cajucom 24m
13. 13 Clergymen's Wives by Mrs. Henry Ward BeecherRead by Stacey Malcolm 3m
14. 14 The Wives of Army Officers by Jessie Benton FremontRead by Penny Carrington 9m
15. 15 The American Salon, EditorialRead by Robert H. Cherny 23m
16. 16 Social Leaders of Washington by Leonora B. HalstedRead by Robert H. Cherny 29m
17. 17 The Southern Woman, Past and Present by Mrs. Frank LeslieRead by Lyra Scout 10m
18. 18 Physical Culture of American Women by Annie Jenness MillerRead by Penny Carrington 6m
19. 19 The American Girl, Past and Present, EditorialRead by cyndajm 47m
20. 20 Every-day Women by Lucy M. Spelman and Farmers' Wives and Daughters by Jennie E. HookerRead by Penny Carrington 14m
21. 21 Women In Literature: Women in Literature and Poetry, EditorialRead by AliceStein 32m
22. 22 Women Fiction Writers of America by Ellen Olney KirkRead by AliceStein 31m
23. 23 Women Journalists in America by Susan E. DickinsonRead by Robert H. Cherny 18m
24. 24 Women in Education and Science, EditorialRead by Hazel Moon 19m
25. 25 Women as Teachers by Eliza Hardy LordRead by Robert H. Cherny 28m
26. 26 Massachusetts Normal Schools by Mrs. Kate Gannett WellsRead by Robert H. Cherny 20m
27. 27 Wellesley College Towards Liberal Education by Anne Eugenia MorganRead by Robert H. Cherny 21m
28. 28 An American Queen by Gail HamiltonRead by Robert H. Cherny 50m
29. 29 Sketch of Maria Mitchell by Frances Fisher WoodRead by BettyB 18m
30. 30 Women's Work at the Harvard Observatory by Helen Leah ReedRead by Robert H. Cherny 26m
31. 31 Women in Philanthropy, Church Work, Home, Missions and Charities: Woman's Progress by Frances E. WillardRead by BettyB 16m
32. 32 The Work of Women During the War by Mary A. LivermoreRead by Will 10m
33. 33 Women's Work for Indians by Mrs. Amelia S. QuintonRead by cyndajm 27m
34. 34 The Woman's Club Movement by J. C. Croley (Jennie June)Read by Robert H. Cherny 34m
35. 35 The Influence of Women in American Politics by Mrs. J. Ellen FosterRead by Will 16m
36. 36 Woman's Work in the Church, EditorialRead by Christine Rottger 47m
37. 37 Working Girls' Clubs by Grace H. DodgeRead by Robert H. Cherny 17m
38. 38 Woman's National Christian Temperance Union, Editorial and Young Women's Christian Temperance Work by Frances J. BarnesRead by BettyB 16m
39. 39 Hospitals, Mission Schools, and Other Charities, Editorial and Sketch of Dorothea Lyned Dix by L. Elizabeth PriceRead by Harriet 24m
40. 40 Two Women Whome I Have Known by Mrs. Charles HenrotinRead by cyndajm 18m
41. 41 Women in Professions, Business and Trade: Women in Medicine by Mary Putnam Jacobi, M. D.Read by BettyB 19m
42. 42 Women in Law by Ada M. BittenbenderRead by Christine Rottger 52m
43. 43 American Women of the Drama by Lillian WhitingRead by AliceStein 20m
44. 44 Women in Business and Trade, EditorialRead by Penny Carrington 51m
45. 45 Queens of the Shop, the Workroom and the Tenement by Katharine Pearson WoodsRead by Robert H. Cherny 25m
46. 46 Women Clerks in New York by The Marquise Clara LanzaRead by Robert H. Cherny 22m
47. 47 Women in Art and Music, EditorialRead by emmaweigham 11m
48. 48 Women Artists by Maude HaywoodRead by kathasears 8m
49. 49 Women Art Patrons by Helen Evertson SmithRead by Robert H. Cherny 22m
50. 50 Exposition Notes: Address at the Dedicatory Ceremonies, October 21, 1892 by Mrs. Potter Palmer and Ode:- "Columbia's Banner" by Edna Dean ProctorRead by BettyB 17m
51. 51 The Board of Lady Managers and The Woman's Branch of the World's Congress AuxiliaryRead by BettyB 11m
52. 52 The Woman's Building, The Children's Building and Exhibits by WomenRead by BettyB 24m

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