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	*WNLU (Woman’s National Liberal Union) and, WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]		*WNLU (Woman’s National Liberal Union) and, WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]

-	Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The ~~Woman~~'s Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])	+	Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])

	working woman, Foltz’s self-identification as, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #smith \|Anna Ferry Smith]])		working woman, Foltz’s self-identification as, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #smith \|Anna Ferry Smith]])
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	World’s Congress of Representative Women, WLH Website, Women at the World’s Fair, ([[Women at the World's Fair #womenscongresses \|The Women’s Congresses]])		World’s Congress of Representative Women, WLH Website, Women at the World’s Fair, ([[Women at the World's Fair #womenscongresses \|The Women’s Congresses]])

-	writings of Clara Foltz, WLH Website, [[About and By Clara Foltz: Biographical ~~Materials~~ and Her Writings]]	+	writings of Clara Foltz, WLH Website, [[About and By Clara Foltz: Biographical Material and Her Writings]]

	*“Duties of District Attorneys in Prosecutions” (Criminal Law Magazine, 1896), WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, ([[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense #misconduct \|Prosecutorial Misconduct]])		*“Duties of District Attorneys in Prosecutions” (Criminal Law Magazine, 1896), WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, ([[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense #misconduct \|Prosecutorial Misconduct]])
-	*“Public Defenders” (American Law Review, 1897), WLH Website, [[Foltz the Founder of Public Defense]]; WLH Website, [[~~Foltz’s~~ Arguments for Public Defense]]	+	*“Public Defenders” (American Law Review, 1897), WLH Website, [[Foltz the Founder of Public Defense]]; WLH Website, [[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense]]
-	*“The Rights of Persons Accused” (Albany Law Journal, 1893), WLH Website, [[Foltz the Founder of Public Defense]]; WLH Website, [[~~Foltz’s~~ Arguments for Public Defense]]	+	*“The Rights of Persons Accused” (Albany Law Journal, 1893), WLH Website, [[Foltz the Founder of Public Defense]]; WLH Website, [[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense]]
	*“Should Women be Executed?” (Albany Law Journal, 1896), WLH Website, [[Murder Defendants and Equal Justice]]		*“Should Women be Executed?” (Albany Law Journal, 1896), WLH Website, [[Murder Defendants and Equal Justice]]

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	Woman’s National Liberal Union (WNLU), WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]		Woman’s National Liberal Union (WNLU), WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]

-	women lawyers, WLH Website, [Women Lawyers History and Individual Biographies]	+	women lawyers, WLH Website, [[Women Lawyers History and Individual Biographies]]

	Women’s Legal Education Society and Law Class of New York University (NYU), WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #wles \|Women’s Legal Education Society (WLES) and Law Class]])		Women’s Legal Education Society and Law Class of New York University (NYU), WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #wles \|Women’s Legal Education Society (WLES) and Law Class]])
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	Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Woman's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])		Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Woman's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])

-	working woman, Foltz’s self-identification as, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, (Anna Ferry Smith)	+	working woman, Foltz’s self-identification as, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #smith \|Anna Ferry Smith]])

-	Workingmen’s Party of California (WPC), WLH Website, The Workingmen’s Party of California, (WPC)	+	Workingmen’s Party of California (WPC), WLH Website, [[The Workingmen’s Party of California (WPC)]]

-	Workingmen’s Party of the United States, WLH Website, The Workingmen’s Party of California (WPC), (Relation with the Workingmen’s Party of the United States)	+	Workingmen’s Party of the United States, WLH Website, The Workingmen’s Party of California (WPC), ([[The Workingmen’s Party of California (WPC) #relationwpus \|Relation with the Workingmen’s Party of the United States (WPUS)]])

-	World’s Congress of Representative Women, WLH Website, Women at the World’s Fair, (The Women’s Congresses)	+	World’s Congress of Representative Women, WLH Website, Women at the World’s Fair, ([[Women at the World's Fair #womenscongresses \|The Women’s Congresses]])

-	writings of Clara Foltz, WLH Website, ~~By and~~ About Clara Foltz~~, (~~Biographical Materials and Her Writings)	+	writings of Clara Foltz, WLH Website, [[About and By Clara Foltz: Biographical Materials and Her Writings]]
-		+
-	~~“Duties of District Attorneys in Prosecutions” (Criminal Law Magazine, 1896),~~	+
-	~~WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, (Prosecutorial Misconduct)~~	+

-	“Public Defenders” (American Law Review, 1897), WLH Website, Foltz the Founder of Public Defense; WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense	+	*“Duties of District Attorneys in Prosecutions” (Criminal Law Magazine, 1896), WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, ([[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense #misconduct \|Prosecutorial Misconduct]])
-		+	*“Public Defenders” (American Law Review, 1897), WLH Website, [[Foltz the Founder of Public Defense]]; WLH Website, [[Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense]]
-	“The Rights of Persons Accused” (Albany Law Journal, 1893), WLH Website, Foltz the Founder of Public Defense; WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense	+	*“The Rights of Persons Accused” (Albany Law Journal, 1893), WLH Website, [[Foltz the Founder of Public Defense]]; WLH Website, [[Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense]]
-		+	*“Should Women be Executed?” (Albany Law Journal, 1896), WLH Website, [[Murder Defendants and Equal Justice]]
-	“Should Women be Executed?” (Albany Law Journal, 1896),	+
-	WLH Website, Murder Defendants and Equal Justice	+

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	*WNLU (Woman’s National Liberal Union) and, WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]		*WNLU (Woman’s National Liberal Union) and, WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]

-	Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, Suffrage History, (The ~~Woman’s~~ Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism)	+	Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Woman's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])

	working woman, Foltz’s self-identification as, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, (Anna Ferry Smith)		working woman, Foltz’s self-identification as, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, (Anna Ferry Smith)

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	*historical background, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]]		*historical background, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]]
	*liberation of women and black people, linkage of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])		*liberation of women and black people, linkage of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])
-	*marriage and, WLH Website, Women's History, ([[~~Women's~~ History #legalstatus \|Legal Status of Women in the Nineteenth Century]])	+	*marriage and, WLH Website, Women's History, ([[Women’s History #legalstatus \|Legal Status of Women in the Nineteenth Century]])
	*National and American Woman Suffrage Associations, schism and reunification of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])		*National and American Woman Suffrage Associations, schism and reunification of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])
	*“New Departure” strategy, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])		*“New Departure” strategy, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])

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	*New Woman movement, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]		*New Woman movement, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]
	*notaries public, women as, WLH Website, [[Foltz as Reform Lobbyist in the 1890s]]		*notaries public, women as, WLH Website, [[Foltz as Reform Lobbyist in the 1890s]]
-	*organized religion, alliance with/opposition to, WLH Website, [[Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]	+	*organized religion, alliance with/opposition to, WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]
	*political office prior to suffrage, women seeking, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #presuffragepolitics \|Women’s Pre-Suffrage Participation in Politics]])		*political office prior to suffrage, women seeking, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #presuffragepolitics \|Women’s Pre-Suffrage Participation in Politics]])
	*public defense and, WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage, and Public Defense]]; WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, ([[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense #womansuffrage \|Woman Suffrage and Public Defense]]); WLH Website, [[Comparison of Progressive Defender with Foltzian Model]]		*public defense and, WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage, and Public Defense]]; WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, ([[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense #womansuffrage \|Woman Suffrage and Public Defense]]); WLH Website, [[Comparison of Progressive Defender with Foltzian Model]]

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	publishing career of Clara Foltz, WLH Website, [[About and By Clara Foltz: Biographical Material and Her Writings]]		publishing career of Clara Foltz, WLH Website, [[About and By Clara Foltz: Biographical Material and Her Writings]]

-	Queen Isabella Association, WLH Website, [[Women at the ~~World’s~~ Fair]]	+	Queen Isabella Association, WLH Website, [[Women at the World's Fair]]

	race and racial issues pertaining to African-Americans		race and racial issues pertaining to African-Americans
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	*suffrage referendum of 1896, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])		*suffrage referendum of 1896, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])

-	sandlotters, WLH Website, [[The ~~Workingmen's~~ Party of California, (WPC)]]	+	sandlotters, WLH Website, [[The Workingmen’s Party of California (WPC)]]

	Sargent, Ellen Clark, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])		Sargent, Ellen Clark, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])

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	*historical background, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]]		*historical background, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]]
	*liberation of women and black people, linkage of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])		*liberation of women and black people, linkage of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])
-	*marriage and, WLH Website, Women's History, ([[~~Women's~~ History #legalstatus \|Legal Status of Women in the Nineteenth Century]])	+	*marriage and, WLH Website, Women's History, ([[Women’s History #legalstatus \|Legal Status of Women in the Nineteenth Century]])
	*National and American Woman Suffrage Associations, schism and reunification of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])		*National and American Woman Suffrage Associations, schism and reunification of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])
	*“New Departure” strategy, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])		*“New Departure” strategy, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])

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	New York City, Foltz in		New York City, Foltz in

-	*corporate practice, efforts to enter, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #corporatepractice \|The New Corporate Practice)	+	*corporate practice, efforts to enter, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #corporatepractice \|The New Corporate Practice]])
	*New Woman movement in, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]		*New Woman movement in, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]
-	*prosecutorial and defense corruption in, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #criminal \|Criminal Practice)	+	*prosecutorial and defense corruption in, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #criminal \|Criminal Practice]])
	*resistance to women lawyers in NY, WLH Website, [[The New York Legal Scene]]		*resistance to women lawyers in NY, WLH Website, [[The New York Legal Scene]]
	*social life in, WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]		*social life in, WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]
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	*Beecher scandal and, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])		*Beecher scandal and, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])
-	*female remonstrants or anti-suffragists, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns (New York)	+	*female remonstrants or anti-suffragists, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #newyork \|New York]])
	*free love, association of suffrage with, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])		*free love, association of suffrage with, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])

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	Populist movement (People’s Party), WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]		Populist movement (People’s Party), WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]
-

	presidential elections, WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]		presidential elections, WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]
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	prison reform, WLH Website, [[Foltz as Reform Lobbyist in the 1890s]]		prison reform, WLH Website, [[Foltz as Reform Lobbyist in the 1890s]]

-	Progressive movement, WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage and Public Defense	+	Progressive movement, WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage, and Public Defense]]
-	~~Prosecution~~]]	+
		+	Prosecution

	*New York City, corruption in criminal justice system, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene ([[The New York Legal Scene #criminal \|Criminal Practice]])		*New York City, corruption in criminal justice system, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene ([[The New York Legal Scene #criminal \|Criminal Practice]])
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	Wagner, Madge Morris, WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara Foltz's Circle]]		Wagner, Madge Morris, WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara Foltz's Circle]]

-	Wait, Frona, WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara ~~Foltz’s~~ Circle]]	+	Wait, Frona, WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara Foltz's Circle]]

	Washington Territory		Washington Territory
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	*Bellamy Nationalism and, WLH Website, Bellamy Nationalism; WLH Website, The Woman’s National Liberal Union Convention, ([[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention #theosophy \|Theosophy and Madame Blavatsky]])		*Bellamy Nationalism and, WLH Website, Bellamy Nationalism; WLH Website, The Woman’s National Liberal Union Convention, ([[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention #theosophy \|Theosophy and Madame Blavatsky]])
-	*Chicago World’s Fair and, WLH Website, [[Women at the ~~World’s~~ Fair]]	+	*Chicago World’s Fair and, WLH Website, [[Women at the World's Fair]]
	*historical background, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]]		*historical background, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]]
	*liberation of women and black people, linkage of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])		*liberation of women and black people, linkage of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])
-	*marriage and, WLH Website, [[Legal Status of Women in the Nineteenth Century]]	+	*marriage and, WLH Website, Women's History, ([[Women's History #legalstatus \|Legal Status of Women in the Nineteenth Century]])
	*National and American Woman Suffrage Associations, schism and reunification of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])		*National and American Woman Suffrage Associations, schism and reunification of, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])
	*“New Departure” strategy, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])		*“New Departure” strategy, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])
	*New Woman movement, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]		*New Woman movement, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]
	*notaries public, women as, WLH Website, [[Foltz as Reform Lobbyist in the 1890s]]		*notaries public, women as, WLH Website, [[Foltz as Reform Lobbyist in the 1890s]]
-	*organized religion, alliance with/opposition to, WLH Website, [[~~Woman’s~~ National Liberal Union Convention]]	+	*organized religion, alliance with/opposition to, WLH Website, [[Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]
	*political office prior to suffrage, women seeking, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #presuffragepolitics \|Women’s Pre-Suffrage Participation in Politics]])		*political office prior to suffrage, women seeking, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #presuffragepolitics \|Women’s Pre-Suffrage Participation in Politics]])
-	*public defense and, WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage and Public Defense]]; WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, ([[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense #womansuffrage \|Woman Suffrage and Public Defense]]); WLH Website, [[Comparison of Progressive Defender ~~and~~ Foltzian Model]]	+	*public defense and, WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage, and Public Defense]]; WLH Website, Foltz’s Arguments for Public Defense, ([[Foltz's Arguments for Public Defense #womansuffrage \|Woman Suffrage and Public Defense]]); WLH Website, [[Comparison of Progressive Defender with Foltzian Model]]
	*reformism of 19th century, connection to, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship with Other Movements and Causes]]); WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage, and Public Defense]]		*reformism of 19th century, connection to, WLH Website, Suffrage History, ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship with Other Movements and Causes]]); WLH Website, [[Progressivism, Suffrage, and Public Defense]]
	*San Francisco, suffrage referendum of 1896 in, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])		*San Francisco, suffrage referendum of 1896 in, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])
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	*Spiritualism, association with, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])		*Spiritualism, association with, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])
	*in Washington Territory, WLH Website, Women and Jury Service, ([[Women and Jury Service #washington \|The Washington Territory Experience]])		*in Washington Territory, WLH Website, Women and Jury Service, ([[Women and Jury Service #washington \|The Washington Territory Experience]])
-	*WNLU (Woman’s National Liberal Union) and, WLH Website, [[The ~~Woman’s~~ National Liberal Union Convention]]	+	*WNLU (Woman’s National Liberal Union) and, WLH Website, [[The Woman's National Liberal Union Convention]]

	Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, Suffrage History, (The Woman’s Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism)		Woodhull, Victoria, WLH Website, Suffrage History, (The Woman’s Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism)

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	*suffrage referendum of 1896, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])		*suffrage referendum of 1896, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])

-	sandlotters, WLH Website, [[The ~~Workingmen’s~~ Party of California, (WPC)]]	+	sandlotters, WLH Website, [[The Workingmen's Party of California, (WPC)]]

	Sargent, Ellen Clark, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])		Sargent, Ellen Clark, WLH Website, Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns, ([[Post-Fair Suffrage Campaigns #california \|California]])
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	Smith, Anna, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #smith \|Anna Ferry Smith]])		Smith, Anna, WLH Website, Late Nineteenth Century Politics, ([[Late Nineteenth Century Politics #smith \|Anna Ferry Smith]])

-	social life and society, WLH Website, [[Foltz’s Friends and Allies]]; WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara ~~Foltz’s~~ Circle]]; WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]; WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]	+	social life and society, WLH Website, [[Foltz’s Friends and Allies]]; WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara Foltz's Circle]]; WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]; WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]
	*New York City		*New York City
	**legal study by society women in, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #wles \|Women’s Legal Education Society (WLES) and Law Class]])		**legal study by society women in, WLH Website, The New York Legal Scene, ([[The New York Legal Scene #wles \|Women’s Legal Education Society (WLES) and Law Class]])
	**“new women” in, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]; WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]		**“new women” in, WLH Website, [[The New Woman]]; WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]
	*in San Diego, WLH Website, [[San Diego in the Real Estate Boom]]		*in San Diego, WLH Website, [[San Diego in the Real Estate Boom]]
-	*in San Francisco, WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara ~~Foltz’s~~ Circle]]	+	*in San Francisco, WLH Website, [[San Francisco Social Life and Clara Foltz's Circle]]

	Spanish-American War, WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]		Spanish-American War, WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]

-	Spiritualism, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The ~~Women’s~~ Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])	+	Spiritualism, WLH Website, [[Suffrage History]], ([[The Women's Movement, Free Love, and Spiritualism]])

	St. Louis, 1896 Republican national convention in, WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]		St. Louis, 1896 Republican national convention in, WLH Website, [[Late Nineteenth Century Politics]]
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	*reformism of 19th century, connection of women’s movement to, WLH Website, Suffrage History ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])		*reformism of 19th century, connection of women’s movement to, WLH Website, Suffrage History ([[Suffrage History #relationship \|Relationship to Other Movements and Causes]])
	*Woman Suffrage Associations and, WLH Website, Suffrage History ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])		*Woman Suffrage Associations and, WLH Website, Suffrage History ([[Suffrage History #historiography \|Historiography]])
-	*Woodhull and, WLH Website, [[The ~~Women’s~~ Movement, Free Love and Spiritualism]]	+	*Woodhull and, WLH Website, [[The Women's Movement, Free Love and Spiritualism]]

	Stoddard, Lorimer, WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]		Stoddard, Lorimer, WLH Website, [[Trella Toland and Her Autograph Book]]