The Story of the Woman's Party

"The Story of The Woman's Party" by Inez Haynes Irwin chronicles the pivotal history of the National Woman's Party and its tireless fight for women's rights. This meticulously researched account details the organization's strategies and struggles within the broader women's movement during the 20th century. Delve into the heart of the American suffrage movement and explore the key figures and events that shaped the battle for equality. Irwin's work provides invaluable insight into the political landscape of the time and the unwavering dedication of the women who fought for enfranchisement. A vital historical document illuminating the enduring legacy of feminism and the pursuit of women's suffrage.

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