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subject will be found in its respective chapter. The greatest problem
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_Age of Protection_, 460,
and in each State chapter under _Legislative Action and Laws_,
beginning 465.

AMENDMENT CAMPAIGNS FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE, xxi; 40;
in Calif., 486;
in Col., 513;
in S. D., 553-7;
in Ida., 590;
in Kas., 643;
in N. J., 822;
in N. Y., 847;
in Ore., 895;
in R. I., 909;
in Wash., 973.

AMENDMENT TO NATIONAL CONSTITUTION FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE,
objection to amending, advantage in securing wom. suff., xx, xxi;
14th amend, and attempts of women to vote under it, 3 et seq.;
15th amend., effect on wom. suff., 6;
effort to amend for Federal Suff. for women, 7;
Nat'l. Ass'n. begins work for 16th amend., 11;
res. for in '84, 25;
Miss Anthony on, 40;
same, 42;
argument for, 54;
sp. of Sen. Palmer, 62;
contrary to State's rights, 68;
first discussion of 16th amend. in Senate, 85;
14th amend., Miss Anthony on, 152; 158;
Senate Com. recom. 16th in '92, 201;
14th grants wom. suff., 204;
women appeal 25 yrs. for 16th amend., 223;
efforts of Nat'l Ass'n. for, 367;
Mrs. Catt on why one is asked for, 369;
Miss Anthony's plea, 373;
American Ass'n. declares for, 410, 417.

AMENDMENTS TO STATE CONSTITUTIONS FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE,
laws in different States, xvi;
difficulty in Minn and Neb., failure of Sch. Suff. in N.J., xvi;
same in S.D., xvii;
submitted by ten States and results, xxi;
obstacles to securing, xxiii;
comparison of votes, xxix;
votes on, 40;
adopted in Col., 528;
in Idaho, 593;
school and library in Minn., 778;
law similar to amendment in Wis., 988.

AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION,
work of after '84, Chap. XXII; 13;
founded, 14;
union with Nat'l Ass'n., 164.

ANECDOTES, 71;
public money for "shes," 193;
in Tenn., 196;
how men represent women, 197;
of Miss Willard, 215;
woman on throne, 229;
poll tax in Tenn.