The Ladies of Seneca Falls

Table Of Contents

1. The Ladies of Seneca Falls     1
2. “What Does a Woman Want?”     5
3. Mary Wollstonecraft     15
4. From Colonial Dames to American Ladies     21
5. From Abolition to Woman’s Rights:
    I.   The Grimké Sisters     30
6. From Abolition to Woman’s Rights:
    II.   Lucretia Mott     47
7. Elizabeth Cady Stanton     56
8. Margaret Fuller     70
9. The Road to Seneca Falls     82
10. The Convention     93
11. Susan B. Anthony     108
12. Lucy Stone     122
13. Bloomerism      141
14. The Rub-a-dub of Agitation     155
15. Who Holds the Purse Strings     172
16. Lucy Stone and the Lucy Stoners     184
17. The Radical Team of Stanton-Anthony      194
18. Civil War and After: Who Gets the Vote?     207
19. George Francis Train and The Revolution     219
20. Schism     230
21. Are Women Persons?     238
22. The “Antis”     257
23. Beyond Suffrage     270
24. “The Solitude of Self:     281
25. The Grand Old Ladies     291
26. “The Stone That Started the Ripple”     302

Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions (1848)     307
Chronology     312
Bibliography     316
Index     321