CONTENTS
PART ONE
1913-1914
| I. | Introduction | [3] |
| II. | Alice Paul | [6] |
| III. | Alice Paul and Lucy Burns | [14] |
| IV. | F Street and the Early Days | [18] |
| V. | Making the Federal Amendment an Issue | [31] |
| VI. | Pressure on Congress | [49] |
| VII. | Pressure on the President | [57] |
| VIII. | The Struggle With the Rules Committee | [66] |
| IX. | The First Appeal to the Women Voters | [73] |
| X. | Congress Takes up the Suffrage Amendment | [87] |
PART TWO
1915-1916
| I. | The Woman Voters Appeal to the President and to Congress | [99] |
| II. | The New Headquarters and the Middle Years | [123] |
| III. | The Conflict with the Judiciary Committee | [130] |
| IV. | More Pressure on the President | [144] |
| V. | Forming the Woman’s Party | [149] |
| VI. | Still More Pressure on the President | [164] |
| VII. | The Second Appeal to the Women Voters | [172] |
| VIII. | Hail and Farewell | [183] |
PART THREE
1917