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A National Park for Women’s Rights: A National Park for Women’s Rights

A National Park for Women’s Rights
A National Park for Women’s Rights

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table of contents
  1. Preface
  2. 1. Women and the National Park Service
  3. 2. A Radical Idea for a New Park
  4. 3. Our Women Have Made Us Famous
  5. 4. Crafting the Legislation
  6. 5. Congress Embraces the New Park
  7. 6. Liftoff for the Park
  8. 7. Alan Alda Opens the Park
  9. 8. Stanton House Sheds Her Disguise
  10. 9. The Sacred Laundromat
  11. 10. Wesleyan Chapel Reimagined
  12. Epilogue
  13. Acknowledgments
  14. Appendix 1. Dramatis Personae
  15. Appendix 2. Legislation Creating the Women’s Rights National Historical Park
  16. Appendix 3. Declaration of Sentiments from the 1848 Convention
  17. Notes
  18. Selected Bibliography
  19. Index

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