Women political activists - Correspondence. - United States

"I do not apologize for the length of this letter" : = the Mari Sandoz letters on Native American rights, 1940-1965 / by: (Language materials, printed)

Alva Vanderbilt Belmont = unlikely champion of women's rights / by: (Electronic resources)

Granny D's American century by: (Electronic resources)

Exile and pride : = disability, queerness, and liberation / by: (Language materials, printed)

Authors, American- 20th century

Belmont, Alva,

Socialites- New York (State)

Women's rights- History- 20th century.- United States

Feminists- United States

Haddock, Doris- Childhood and youth.

Cerebral palsied- United States

Clare, Eli.

Indians of North America- Civil rights- 20th century

New Hampshire- Politics and government- 1951-

Haddock, Doris.

Women- Suffrage- 20th century.- United States

Transgender people- United States

Rich people- New York (State)

Women political activists- United States

Depressions- 1929 Massachusetts- Boston.

Young women- Massachusetts

Older women- United States

Indians of North America- History- 20th century- Great Plains

Sandoz, Mari,

Social justice- History- 20th century- United States

Belmont, Alva,- Political and social views.

Suffragists- United States

Haddock, Doris- Travel- United States.

Political activists- United States

Boston (Mass.)