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Their Place Inside the Body-Politic is a phrase Susan B. Anthony used to express her aspiration for something women had not achieved, but it also describes the woman suffrage movement's transformation into a political body between 1887 and 1895. This fifth volume opens in February 1887, just after the U.S. Senate had rejected woman suffrage, and closes in November 1895 with Stanton's grand birthday party at the Metropolitan Opera House
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Frontispiece; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Illustrations; Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Editorial Practice; Abbreviations; Letter 1. 9 february 1887: Franklin G. Adams to SBA; Letter 2. 18 February 1887: SBA to Rachel G. Foster; Letter 3. 28 February 1887: ECS to Clara Bewick Colby; Letter 4. 10 March 1887: ECS to SBA; Letter 5. 18 March 1887: Oliver Johnson; Letter 6. 23 March 1887: SBA to Rachel G. Foster; Letter 7. 25 March 1887: SBA to Rachel G. Foster; Letter 8. ? March 1887: SBA to Rachel G. Foster
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Letter 9. 5 April 1887: ECS to Benjamin F. Underwood and Sara Francis UnderwoodLetter 10. 13 April 1887: ECS to Sara Francis Underwood; Letter 11. 16 April 1887: ECS to Nora S. Blatch; Letter 12. 19 April 1887: Early Text of the Call to the International Council of Women; Letter 13. 25 April 1887: SBA to Rachel G. Foster; Letter 14. 1 June 1887: Call to the International Council of Women; Letter 15. 6 June 1887: SBA to Frances E. Willard; Letter 16. 15 June 1887: ECS to Flora McMartin Wright; Letter 17. 17 August: 1887: SBA to Elizabeth Smith Miller
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Letter 18. 28 August 1887: SBA to Lillie Devereux BlakeLetter 19. 6 September 1887: SBA to Harriet Taylor Upton; Letter 20. 25 October 1887: SBA to Anna H. Shaw; Letter 21. 26 October 1887: Speech by SBA in Leavenworth, Kansas; Letter 22. 7 November 1887: Lucy Stone to SBA, with Enclosure; Letter 23. 13 December 1887: SBA to Lucy Stone; Letter 24. 15 December 1887: SBA to Thomas B. Reed; Letter 25. 21 December 1887: Minutes of Informal Conference Between Lucy Stone and SBA; Letter 26. 23 December 1887: Lucy Stone to SBA; Letter 27. 24 December 1887: SBA to Rachel G. Foster
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Letter 28. 25 December 1887: ECS to Clara Bewick ColbyLetter 29. 26 December 1887: SBA to Lillie Devereux Blake; Letter 30. 7 January 1888: SBA to Henry W. Blair; Letter 31. 12 January 1888: ECS to Rachel G. Foster; Letter 32. 20 January 1888: SBA to Caroline Healey Dall; Letter 33. 24 January 1888: SBA to Caroline Healey Dall; Letter 34. 1-4 Febraury 1888: From the Diary of SBA; Letter 35. 6 February 1888: SBA to Frederick Douglass; Letter 36. 12-14 February 1888: From the Diary of SBA; Letter 37. 27 February 1888: SBA to Lillie Devereux Blake; Letter 38. 6 March 1888: ECS to Helen Taylor
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Letter 39. 7 March 1888: Helen Taylor to SBALetter 40. 26 March 1888: Address of Welcome by ECS to the International Council of Women; Letter 41. 27 March 1888: International Council of Women Temperance Session; Letter 42. 3 April 1888: Executive Sessions of the National Woman Suffrage Association; Letter 43. 8 May 1888: SBA to Francis J. Garrison; Letter 44. 30 May 1888: Speech by SBA to the New England Woman Suffrage Festival; Letter 45. 13 July 1888: Matilda Joslyn Gage to ECS; Letter 46. 14 July 1888: SBA to Unknown; Letter 47. 7-11 August 1888: From the Diary of SBA
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Letter 48. 13 August 1888: Article by ECS
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Print version The Selected Papers of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony : Their Place Inside the Body-Politic, 1887 to 1895
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