FOOTNOTES:[138]Superficial and inadequate grouping.[139]In later years churches have been so freely opened for woman suffrage meetings that it would be impossible to tabulate them.[140]In later years this attitude changed, and it would be impossible to list the instances of their helpfulness.[141]Only a reference to principal points is possible. Its various phases are listed under their respective heads.INDEX TO PLACES.Alabama,Birmingham,809;New Decatur,809;Tuscaloosa,183.Arkansas,Ft. Smith,649;Helena,649;Little Rock,649.California,52,59,341;A.'s first visit, 1871,390;help in S. D. campaign,685;738;Woman's Cong., A. visits,819,826;urged to help woman suff. campaign,861;the campaign,863;results,890;922;Alameda,865;Berkeley,865;Chico,404;Geysers,394;Los Angeles, first visit,832;second,862;Marysville,404;Mayfield,405;Mt. Shasta,404;Oakland, A.'s first visit,394;second,826;831,834;fails to find hall,837;865,876,885;Palo Alto,830;Pasadena,832;Pomona,832;Red Bluff,404;Sacramento,869-872;San Diego, A.'s first visit,832;second,862;San Francisco, A.'s first visit,390;396;405;493;Woman's Congress,819,827;a suff. meet.,829;834;St. Conv.,835;4th of July,835;862;woman suff. headqrs.,864;same,875;liquor dealers,886;St. Suff. Conv.,892;San Jose,394,405,831;San Luis Obispo,881;Santa Barbara,881;Santa Cruz,831;Santa Monica,833;Truckee,826;Whittier,832;Yosemite Valley, A. visits,392;trees named,831;Yreka,403.Colorado,A. canvasses for woman suff.,489;granted,752;757;invites A. to celebr.,775;780;party records,1017;Boulder,493;Del Norte,490;Denver, A.'s first visit,387;492;writes lecture,493;visit in 1895,821;Lake City,490;Leadville, "free love" placards,491;Oro City,491;Ouray,491;Wagon Wheel Gap,490.Connecticut,canvass for woman suff.,456;622;Bridgeport,89;Glastonbury,511;Hartford,293;first Wom. Suff. Conv.,332;387,535;Hooker golden wed.,709;Meriden,705;New Haven,535.Dakota,541,666.South Dakota,canvass for woman suff.,656;A.'s great work,659;help of Natl. Assn.,675,684;campaign of 1890,679;action of polit. convs.,686,687;results,694,696;780;Aberdeen,657,686;Brookings,657;De Smet,657;Huron, Farmers' Alliance,657,685;695;Madison,657;A.'s sp.,691;Mitchell,657,687;Parker,657;Pierre,657,695;Redfield,657;Sioux Falls,657;St. Lawrence,657;Watertown,657;Yankton,657.District of Columbia,bill for woman suff.,266,311;A. argues for,338;Anacostia,814;Washington, father visits in 1838,33;A.'s first visit in 1854,117;goes forThe Revolution,297;first woman suff. conv. held,313;in 1870,337;370;conv. of 1871,371;suff. headqrs. in Capitol,381;A. comes from Calif.,408;conv. of 1872,410;A. meets Natl. Rep. Com.,421;conv. of 1873,431;A. takes her case for voting,450;conv.1874,453;of 1875,467;of 1876,472;of 1877,484;of 1878, prayer meet. conv.,494;of 1879,499;of 1880,511;of 1881,526;W. C. T. U. Conv.,537;Natl. Suff. of 1882,540;of 1883,546;549;of 1884,588;of 1885,595;A.'s Congressl. work,605,607;conv. of 1886,607;A.'s amusing start for,612;conv. of 1887,617;union of suff. assns.,630;first Intl. Council of Wom.,636;Natl. Suff. Conv. of 1888,639;of 1889,647;660;70th birthday,664;conv. of 1890,674;A.'s social life,677;love for,679;Wimodaughsis,700;Natl. Council,702;Natl. Suff. Conv. of 1891,702;A. leaves Riggs House,705;Mrs. Stanton's last appearance, 1892,717;conv. of 1893,737;of 1894,756;778;Natl. Council,812;75th birthday,813;conv. of 1896,851;A. longs for,901;903,1005.Georgia,757;Atlanta,758;Natl. Suff. Conv.,810;Columbus,812.Idaho,campaign for woman suff.,878;granted,902;A. on Sup. Ct. decis.,919.Illinois,345,364,433,469;Batavia,347;Bloomington,364,519;Natl. Prohib. Conv.,520;Carbondale,469;Champaign,347;Chicago,242;A. visits in 1865,249;293,305,315,316,321,330;lecture bureau,344;361,380,387;trunk lost,408;446,460;speaks on Social Purity,468;on Bread and Ballot,472;515,608,617,640;Natl. Repub. Conv.,641;655;Fed. of Clubs,720,721;Natl. Dem. Conv.,725;World's Fair opens,742;Wom. Cong.,745;793,799,821,840,862;$6,000 bed,902;929,1004;Elwood,347;Evanston,364,609;Farmington,347;Harvey,751;Lake Bluff,609;Lake Geneva,609;LaSalle,347;Mattoon,345;Mendota,347;Peoria,345;Peru,347;Quincy,347;Sandwich,611;Springfield,293,315.Indiana,345,380,433;canvass for wom. suff.,626;Bloomington,626;Evansville,623,626;Ft. Wayne,433,626;Indianapolis,516;Natl. Suff. Conv.,517;623;A. calls on Gen. Harrison,641;at Classical Sen.,650;698,821;903;A. addresses Legis.,904;1013;Kokomo,626;Lafayette,519,623,626;Logansport,626;Madison,626;Marion,434;Muncie,626;New Albany,626;Richmond,623;Rushville,655;South Bend,626;Terre Haute,503,519,626;Vincennes,626;Wabash,626.Iowa,A. canvasses for woman suff.,469;470,493;Ames,644;Burlington,380;Cedar Rapids,380;Council Bluffs,380;Davenport,380;Des Moines,380,698,728;Natl. Suff. Conv.,901;Mt. Pleasant,380;Ottumwa,380;Sioux City,688.Kansas,early days,121;John Brown's raid,144;169;A. plans campaign,178;first visit,242;pioneer discomforts,247;Lucy Stone canvasses,274;campaign of 1867,281;A. and Mrs. Stanton go,283;364,469,493,496,519;canvass in 1887,609;munic. suff. for women,611;canvass of 1887,625;calls A. to assist,715;canvass of 1892,719;polit. convs.,726;Legis. submits wom. suff.,754,755;campaign for in 1894,777;920;patriotism,960;early amends.,1016;party records,1017,1018;1020;Abilene,611;Ingalls' sp.,625;Anthony,611;Atchison,248,291,626,697;Burlington,290;Emporia,290,644;Florence,611;Fort Scott,289,608,611,697,840;Humboldt,289;Hutchinson,611,796;Independence,611;Junction City,290;Kansas City,379,471;A. sp. on planks,784,1015;Lawrence,248,285,286,287,288,379,611;Leavenworth A. visits in 1865,242;248;woman suff. campaign 1867,287,290,291;379,408;A. nurses brother,471;sister's death,487;608;false report on woman suff.,622;644,648;A. in munic. campaign,649;697,785,799,840;Leroy,290;Lincoln,610;Mound City,289;Olathe,288,379;Ottawa,288;Ottumwa, A.'s sp. in 1865,247,960;Paola,288,379;Salina,609,610;Topeka,274,275,290,379,785,786;Popu. conv., 1894,787;A.'s advice to women,839;Wichita,611;Repub. St. conv.,655;Winfield,611;Wyandotte,290.Kentucky,230,502,806,919;Lexington,806;Louisville,293,806,877;Milan,806;Owensboro,806;Paducah,806;Wilmore,806.Louisiana,806;New Orleans, A.'s first visit,597;second,807;Shreveport,808.Maine,519;Bangor,154;Portland,535;Skowhegan,502.Maryland,Baltimore, A. visits in 1854,118;Natl. Dem. Conv.,417;756.Massachusetts,Laws for wives,200;265,459;Adams, Anthony family settle,3,4;Read family same,5,9;A. born,13;Anthonys leave,17;grandfather hears A. speak,129;A. visits in 1860,198;in 1887,624;926;Anthony Reunion in 1897,939;changed conditions,944;A.'s birthplace,947;Berkshire Hills, beauty of,1,2,13;noted people,1,2;Beecher, Holmes and Goodale sisters on,2;Bryant, Julia Taft Bayne,13;A. visits in 1889,653;in 1897,947;Boston, Van Buren visits,42;72;Wom. Rights Conv., 1855,131;Anti-Slavery Soc.,137;182;W. R. Conv.1860,196;A. visits for anti-slav.,199;Phillips' sp.1861,214;A. visits,219;252,256;Equal Rights Assn.,262;293,332,335;lecture bureau,344;Wom. Journalestab.,361;Natl. Suff. Conv.,533;Phillips' funeral,588;597,598,628;remonstrants,695;A.'s illness,701;895;Bowen's Corners,5,948;Bunker Hill,132,153,277;Charleston,132;Cheshire,4,5,706;Concord, A. speaks in,251;invited to Sch. of Philos.,510;Danbury,525;Dartmouth,3,4;Framingham,219;Green Mts.,1,9,947;Greylock Mt.,3,9,13,199;A. visits in 1897,947;Lenox,1,3,46;Lexington,4;Lynn,131;Magnolia,624;Medford,895;Rehobeth,4;Salem,49,131;Scituate,4;Springfield,293;Stafford's Hill,4,57;Stockbridge,1,3;West Newton,252;Worcester,61,75,88;Hydropathic Ins.,131,132,133;252,293.Michigan,father visits in 1844,45;345;A. canvasses in 1874,460;munic. suff.,740;Ann Arbor,380;St. conv.,755;862;Battle Creek,249,720,740;Bay City,740;Charlotte,740;Detroit,176;A.'s lect., 1870,345;369,658,740;Dowagiac,733;Grand Rapids,379,519,720,740,929;Hillsdale,740;Jackson,380;Jonesville,347;Kalamazoo,379,929;Lansing,380,740;Saginaw,740;Sturgis,347.Minnesota,Duluth,656;Minneapolis,656;Natl. Repub. Conv.,723;929;St. Paul,505.Mississippi,Johnson's Reconstruct. Proclam.,960;Greenville,808;Jackson,808.Missouri,in 1865,242;469,493,806;Chillicothe,249;Jefferson City,649;Kansas City,785,895;Macon City,249;St. Louis, A. addresses negroes in 1865,249;286,293,315;Mr. Minor's sp.,330;Mrs. M. attempts to vote,453;A. speaks on Social Purity,469;suff. conv.1878,506;546,598,609,649;A. visits in 1895,821;Natl. Repub. Conv.,879;St. Joseph,248,291.Nebraska,A. canvasses for woman suff.,544;Beatrice,493,727;St. conv.,799;Fremont,697;Lincoln,380,545;Omaha,286,293,380,408,544,545,616,644;Peru,728.Nevada,Nevada City,405;Reno,406,825,895;Virginia City,406.New Hampshire,Concord,535,702,895;Dover,535;Keene,535.New Jersey,Cape May,624;Orange,802;Tenafly,309,368,502,525,533,707.New York,first Wom. St. Temp. Conv.,67;convs. for better laws,110;A. canvasses for Woman's Rights,123;for Abolitionists,148,149;second canvass,208;for woman suff. amend. in 1867,271;369,459,519;Constitl. Conv.,758;campaign for woman suff. in 1894,759-773;785;Adirondacks,708;Albany,44;A. meets Lydia Mott,58;driven out of temp. meet., holds another,64,65;women first appear bef. Legis.,82;88,105;Wom. Rights Conv.1854,108;125;petitions presented in 1856,140;A. works in Legis.,173;186;A. and Mrs. Stanton before Legis.,189;anti-Slav. depot,199;runaway mother,200;mayor prevents mob in 1861,211;last Wom. Rights Conv. before war,212;Anti-Slav. Conv. of 1862,217;Equal Rights Conv. of 1866,263;A. and Mrs. Stanton before Legis.,273;before Constitl. Conv.,278;293;A. denied habeas corpus,432;addresses Constitl. Com.,433;A. no home,536;bef. Legis.,622;same, 1892,719;anti-suff. org.,765,766;Constitl. Conv. meets, women address, vote taken,767-772;A.'s face carved in Capitol,949;Angelica,124;Attica,139;Auburn,127,140,241,249,714,914,917;Avon,176;Ballston Spa,176;Battenkill,17,35,37;Battenville, Anthonys remove to,17;22,24,41,43,51,119,896;Bensonhurst,753;Binghamton, A. stirs up Teach. Conv.,155;222;Brighton,733;Brighton Beach,653;Buffalo,73,83;mob rule in 1861,208;271,293,446,730,741,762;Brockport,845;Brooklyn, A. first speaks in,83;teachers' salaries in 1856,143;353,363,464,653;St. Suff. Conv.,753;761,763;anti-suff. org.,765;Byron Center,642;Cambridge,44;Canajoharie, A. goes to teach in 1846,49;51;gives first speech,53;trustee refuses church,121;Canandaigua, A.'s trial for voting,436;inspector's trial,443;Castile,901;Catskills,773;Center Falls,37;A. teaches in,43;family leave,46;Chautauqua,708,709;Miss Shaw's debate with Dr. Buckley,727;Clifton,176;Corning,124;Dansville,138,446,452;Deerfield,10;Dundee,199;Elmira,71,124;Thos. K. Beecher,178;Easton,19,24,46,51;anti-slav. meet.,152;A. and Quaker preacher,177;Fairfield,272;Farmington,10;Fayetteville,601;Fort Edward,44;Fort William Henry, scene at hotel,176;A. and Southern Judge,183;653;Geneva,900,927;A. defends "rings,"928;George, Lake, attentive Quaker,126;176;Gregory's Grove,215;Hall's Corners,138;Hardscrabble,35,37;Hempstead,654;Hornellsville,364,448;Hudson,83;Ithaca,800;Jamaica,753;Jamestown,642;Johnstown,592;Junius,215;Lily Dale (Cassadaga Lake),710,728,773;Lockport,163;A. lect. on Coeducation,164;Long Island,42;Long Pond,653;Lyons,652;Manitou Beach,709;Mayville, A. begins first canvass for Woman's Rights,123;Mecklinburg,222;Milton-on-the-Hudson,252;Mt. McGregor,653;Mt. Morris,138;Newburgh,847;Newport, first woman suff. meeting,330;New Rochelle, A. teaches in,37,39;Van Buren's visit,41;42;New York City, father visits in 1838,34;A. attends church in 1839,40;Rynder's mob,63;A. first speaks in,83;86;Brick Church meet.,87;women's meet.,89;Whole World's Temp. Conv.,96;same,100;mob rule,101;Wom. Rights Conv.,102;Anti-Slav. Anniv.,129;teachers' salaries, 1856,143;Wom. Rights Conv.1856,147;of 1857, mob rules,162;same in 1859,174;Beecher's Wom. Rights lect.,192;conv. of 1860,193;A. with runaway child,201;Wom. Rights Conv. of 1861 given up,213;again in 1862,218;A. in art gallery,219;Natl. Loyal League org.,226;draft riots,230;May annivers. after War,246;Wom. Rights Conv., 1866,256,259;again,264;Equal Rights Assn., 1867,276;293,305,307,309;Press Club dinner,316;Woman's Bureau,320;lecture bureau,344;Fifth Ave. Suff. Conf.,346;Equal Rights Com. meet.,348;McFarland-Richardson trial,352;356;20th anniv. wom. suff.,367;Natl. Conv., 1871,383;foundlings,391;Mrs. Woodhull and suff. conv.,414;conv.1873,434;446;in 1874,458;470,474,488,537;Mrs. Stanton's 70th birthday,603;607;St. conv., 1889,651;654;Mrs. Stanton's home,712;739,753;campaign for woman suff.,761;prominent women in,763;anti-suff. soc.,766;768,801,802,815;Mrs. Stanton's 80th birthday,845;895,896,968,1005;Nunda,138;Niagara Falls, husband fails to appreciate,141;175,896;Olean,124;Oneida,39;Ontario Beach,223;Oswego, A. at St. Teach. Conv.,120;Palatine Bridge,10,35,47,49;Penn Yan,198;Peterboro,113;Gerrit Smith's church,179;Plattsburg, water cure experience,126;Port Byron,198,210;Poughkeepsie,83;Pillsbury's sp.,152;A. stirs up Teach. Conv.,176;Reid's Corners,24;Richmond,753;Riverhead, women afraid to attend lecture,127;753;Rochester, parents visit on wedding tour in 1817,10;father buys farm in 1845,45;family removes to,47;52;A.'s farm life,55;Spiritualism,58;first Wom. Rights Conv. meets,59;Fred. Douglass removes to,59;temperance and Abolitionism,60,62;64;first Wom. St. Temp. Conv.,67;anti-slav. conv.,71;83;second St. Temp. Conv.,92;A.'s first St. Teach. Conv.,98;Wom. Rights Conv. of 1853,104;A.'s first exper. in canvass.,108;Sunday night lect.,135;140;anti-capital punish. meet., mob rules,164;Free Church meet.,167;John Brown meet.,180;A.'s lect. course,190;mob rule in 1861,208;Phillips' and Tilton's lectures,217;A. attends last Teach. Conv.,221;249,264,293,365,370,380,387,412;women's Repub. meet.,422;A. votes,423;446;visits inspectors in jail,452;471,472,488;30th anniv. Wom. Rights Conv.,495;death of mother,512;A. lect. on Bread and Ballot,546;publishing Hist.,601;615,651,658;St. Suff. Conv.,698;A. goes to housekeeping,706;St. Fair,711;Mrs. Stanton's visit, 713:Thanksgiving,714;Mount Hope,719;charter meet.,731;740;headqrs. suff. campaign 1894,760;opening meet.,762;anti-suff. soc.,766;791,800,802;defends negroes,815;Mrs. Stanton's birthday,849;A.'s birthday,860;home from Calif.,895;896,901;Douglass' birthday,904;A.'s 77th celebr.,905;Cuban League,907;A.'s Biog. begun,909;Monday evenings,913;Mary Anthony's birthday,914;Anthony home,933;Rome, mob rule in 1861,210;Rondout,124;Saratoga Springs, new country,7;Van Buren visits,41;A. visits in 1840,43;Wom. Rights Conv. in 1854,120;in 1855,130,131;in 1856,143;176;Wom. Suff. Conv. in 1869,329;in 1870,365;653,706;St. polit. convs.,775,776;Sandy Hill,44;Schoharie,124;Seneca Falls, first Wom. Rights Conv.,59;A. meets Mrs. Stanton and Lucy Stone,63,64;181;A. and Mrs. Stanton write speeches,187;219;Sherman,123;Sharon,176;Sing Sing,83;Skaneateles,354;Stone Arabia,4;Syracuse,55,58,63;women silenced in temp. conv.,69;A.'s first Wom. Rights Conv.,72;79,83;A. at St.Teach. Conv.,198;mob rule in 1861,211;293;St. conv.,729;762;May's 100th birthday,927;Tarrytown,39,41;Thousand Islands,926;Ticonderoga,4;Trenton Falls,176;Troy,36,37,47,83;A. speaks on Coeducation in 1856,143;198;Union Springs,10;Union Village,34;Utica,47,70,83,89;A.'s lect. on Coeducation,130;mob rule in 1861,210;713,766;Warsaw,138,711,739;Waterloo,197;Watertown,215;Wendte's Station,138;Westchester,251;Mrs. Greeley's petition,279;330.Ohio,345,364,433;Alliance,927;Akron,652;Ashtabula,845;Cincinnati,130;A. misses Woman's Rights Conv. of 1855,134;293,331;Natl. Lib. Conv.,415;515;Dem. Natl. Conv.,519;648,741;Cleveland, Wom. Rights Conv.1853,103;147,293;Am. Wom. Suff. Assn. formed,328;second conv.,349;623,679;W. C. T. U. meet.,800;Columbus,380,643;Crestline,380;Dayton,331,380;Lakeside,840;Mentor,520;Painesville,380,704;Salem,380,722;Springfield,380;Toledo,315,316,740;25th suff. annivers.,756;929;Warren,651,704,820.Oregon,votes on woman suff.,592;738;Eugene,403;Oregon City,399,403;Portland, A.'s first visit,395,400;Woman's Cong.,877;Roseburg,403;Salem,399;The Dalles,399;A.'s first taste of wine,400.Pennsylvania,345,369;Altoona,408;Bradford,720;Hamilton, A. attends boarding school in,24,26,27;Kennett Square,601;Philadelphia,24,26,34,88,119;Wom. Rights Conv. of 1854,121;at Lucretia Mott's,122;anti-slav. meet.,234;251;A. and Phillips at Anti-Slav. meet. in 1866,267;340;Labor Cong.,367;Natl. Repub. Conv.1872,416;women's part in Centennial,474;512;mass meet. in 1880,517;A.'s homes in,527;testimonial to A.,534;538;Natl. Suff. Conv.,541;farewell recep. to A.,546,547;sets sail,550;603,622;conv. Am. Assn.,627;650;wedding of niece,652;654,660,705,719,753,776,799,802,814,858;Somerton,814;Waynesburg,516.Rhode Island,525;Newport, Wom. Suff. Conv.1869,329;Portsmouth,3;Providence,72,87;A. visits,332,368;535,896;Valley Falls,896.South Carolina,757;Aiken,812;Columbia,812.Tennessee,806,964;Memphis,807;Nashville, A. visits, Woman's Council,927.Texas,59;Marshall,598.Utah,bill to disfranch. women,607;admis. to Union,851;A.'s advice to women,897;woman suff. granted,902;Ogden,406;Salt Lake City, A.'s first visit,388;second,824.Vermont, Danby,19;A. visits,43;46.Virginia,father visits in 1844,44;177,370;Alexandria,118;Culpepper,812;Harper's Perry,180,181;Lincoln,814.Washington,608;Olympia,399,400;Port Gamble,400;Port Madison,400;Seattle,399;Tacoma,652;Walla Walla,399.Wisconsin,469,493;suit for wom. suff.,624;625;Eau Claire,612;Evansville,612;Grand Rapids,612;Green Bay,612;LaCrosse,612;Madison,315;A.'s sp. in St. House,612;929;Milwaukee,315,316,380,446,519,612;St. Conv.,655;Oshkosh,612;Racine,609,611;Ripon,612;Waukesha,612.Wyoming,A.'s tribute to,388;polit. record on woman suff.,407,411;Repubs. and woman suff.,411;slanders on woman suff.,497;676,691;debate on admission,698;women delegates to Natl. Repub. Conv.,724;757;Cheyenne,408;A. visits in 1895,823;Granite Canyon,408;Laramie City,387,407;Medicine Bow,407;Sherman,407.Victoria, B. C.,402.Canada,216,703;Montreal,653;Quebec,4;Toronto,658.Cuba,858;A.'s sp. on,908.Europe,A. visits in 1883, farewell receptions, gifts, newspaper comment, departure,546-550;letters describing tour,551-578;compared to America,558;blotting out of women,562;interview on arrival home,581;Hist. of Wom. Suff. in libraries,614;work for Intl. Council of Wom.,633.England,London, Anthony ancestry,3;A. visits,553,554,562;speaks for Natl. Suff. Soc.,565;in St. James Hall,566;sight-seeing, receptions, etc.,562-568,575-578;704;Basingstoke,554,562;Bayswater,553;Bedford Park,563;Birmingham,576;Cambridge,3;Haworth, Brontë Sisters,576;Hempstead,3;Leamington,573,575;Leeds,575,576,577;Liverpool, A. arrives,553;departs,579;Manchester,576;Oxford,575;Rugby,575;Stratford,575;Tunbridge Wells,563;woman suff. in,563,567,568,581,593;farmers enfranchised,593;wage-earners same, results,996-998.Scotland,Ambleside,571;Callander, trunk lost,570;Edinburgh,568-571;Kirkstone Pass,571;Patterdale,571;Penrith,571.Ireland,59;Belfast,573;Connemara,574;Cork,572,573;Dublin,575;Galway,574;Killarney, mother and babies,573;Macroom,573;Youghal,575.France,greeting to A.,652;Basle,555;Calais,555;Paris,561,562.Germany,Cologne, Anthony ancestry,3;A. visits,559;Alsace and Lorraine,561;Berlin, A. visits,559;mail declared incendiary,559;Heidelberg,560;Mayence,560;Munich,559;Nuremberg,559;Potsdam,560;Strasburg,560;Worms,559.Hungary,103.Italy,Capri,557;Florence,558;Genoa,556;Milan,555,558;Naples,556;Palermo,557;Pompeii,556;Rome, A. visits,555;Vesuvius,557;Vatican,558;palace and orphan asylum,943.Switzerland,603;Zurich,559.Poland,75,369.Australia, South,woman suff. granted,853.New Zealand,woman suff. granted,733.
FOOTNOTES:[138]Superficial and inadequate grouping.[139]In later years churches have been so freely opened for woman suffrage meetings that it would be impossible to tabulate them.[140]In later years this attitude changed, and it would be impossible to list the instances of their helpfulness.[141]Only a reference to principal points is possible. Its various phases are listed under their respective heads.
[138]Superficial and inadequate grouping.
[138]Superficial and inadequate grouping.
[139]In later years churches have been so freely opened for woman suffrage meetings that it would be impossible to tabulate them.
[139]In later years churches have been so freely opened for woman suffrage meetings that it would be impossible to tabulate them.
[140]In later years this attitude changed, and it would be impossible to list the instances of their helpfulness.
[140]In later years this attitude changed, and it would be impossible to list the instances of their helpfulness.
[141]Only a reference to principal points is possible. Its various phases are listed under their respective heads.
[141]Only a reference to principal points is possible. Its various phases are listed under their respective heads.