Failure is impossible! the history of American women's rights
Traces women's struggle for rights in America from the colonial period to the 1990s.
| Main Author: | Kendall, Martha E., 1947- |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Minneapolis :
Lerner Publications,
c2001.
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| Series: |
People's history
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Series: People's history
Uncle Sam wants you!: military men and women of World War II
Just what the doctor ordered: the history of American medicine
Dressed for the occasion: what Americans wore 1620-1970
Accept no substitutes!: the history of American advertising
Don't whistle in school: the history of America's public schools
Failure is impossible!: the history of American women's rights
Thar she blows: American whaling in the nineteenth century
What's cooking?: the history of American food
Headin' for better times: the arts of the great depression
Good women of a well-blessed land: women's lives in colonial America
We shall overcome: the history of the American civil rights movement
Into the land of freedom: African Americans in Reconstruction
Declaring independence: life during the American Revolution
The fight for peace: a history of antiwar movements in America
Fleeing to freedom on the Underground Railroad: the courageous slaves, agents, and conductors
Journalists at risk: reporting America's wars
The race for space: the United States and the Soviet Union compete for the new frontier
Comic book century: the history of American comic books
Rest in peace: a history of American cemeteries
Sweat and blood: a history of U.S. labor unions
Locked up: a history of the U.S. prison system
From jazz babies to generation next: the history of the American teenager
Presidential races: campaigning for the White House