How Did Florence Kitchelt Bring Together Social Feminists and Equal Rights Feminists to Reconfigure the Campaign for the ERA in the 1940s and 50s?

Documents selected and interpreted by Danelle Moon and Kathryn Kish Sklar. (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street Press, 2010)
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How Did Florence Kitchelt Bring Together Social Feminists and Equal Rights Feminists to Reconfigure the Campaign for the ERA in the 1940s and 50s?, Documents selected and interpreted by Danelle Moon and Kathryn Kish Sklar. (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street Press, 2010).
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•Abstract
•Introduction
•Document List
•Document 1: "College Woman Counsellor for Italian Strikers," July 1910
•Document 2: "Begins Work as Legislative Secretary," December 1918
•Document 3: "The Mechanism of Law-Making in Connecticut: A Diagram of the General Assembly," 1927
•Document 4: "Laying Politics Bare," October 1921
•Document 5: "The Equal Rights Amendment and Protective Legislation," 1929
•Document 6: Mary A. Dingman to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 10 June 1932
•Document 7: Florence L. Cross Kitchelt to the Secretary of the National Woman's Party, 1 April 1943
•Document 8: Anita Pollitzer to Alice Paul, 20 July 1943
•Document 9: Percy Maxim Lee to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 20 July 1943
•Document 10: Florence Kitchelt to Maurice S. Sherman, 8 March 1944
•Document 11: Florence Kitchelt to Chase Going Woodhouse, 7 June 1944
•Document 12: Florence L. C. Kitchelt to Alice Paul, 27 November 1944
•Document 13: Florence L. C. Kitchelt to Amelia H. Walker, 8 December 1944
•Document 14: Rachael Nason to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 2 January 1945
•Document 15: Florence Ledyard Cross Kitchelt to Rachael Nason, 5 January 1945
•Document 16: Caroline Lexow Babcock to Florence Ledyard Cross Kitchelt, 10 January 1945
•Document 17: Anna Kelton Wiley to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 26 January 1945
•Document 18: Eleanor Roosevelt to Florence Kitchelt, 5 February 1945
•Document 19: Ella Sherwin to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 7 February 1945
•Document 20: Jeannette Marks to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 16 February 1945
•Document 21: "Preamble to the United Nations Charter," 26 June 1945
•Document 22: "Red Herring Tactics Held Used Against the Equal Rights Bill," 1 July 1945
•Document 23: Florence L. C. Kitchelt to Alice Paul, 17 July 1945
•Document 24: Alice Paul to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 30 July 1945
•Document 25: Alice Hamilton to Florence Ledyard Cross Kitchelt, 2 August 1945
•Document 26: Florence Kitchelt to Alice Hamilton, 6 August 1945
•Document 27: Florence Kitchelt to Jane Grant, 6 August 1945
•Document 28: Florence L. C. Kitchelt to Alice Paul, 16 October 1945
•Document 29A: "The Equal Rights Amendment," 17 Dec. 1945
•Document 29B: "Response to Kitchelt, 'The Equal Rights Amendment,'" 17 Dec. 1945
•Document 30: Ella M. Sherwin to Florence Kitchelt, 19 January 1946
•Document 31: Florence Kitchelt to Ella M. Sherwin, January 1946
•Document 32: Florence Kitchelt to the National Woman's Party, 21 July 1948
•Document 33: Alma Lutz to Florence Kitchelt, 8 September 1948
•Document 34: Jeannette Marks to Caroline Babcock, 7 April 1949
•Document 35: Anna Kelton Wiley to Members of the Constitution Group, 14 January 1950
•Document 36A: Alice Hamilton to Florence Kitchelt, 13 May 1952
•Document 36B: "Statement by Dr. Alice Hamilton on the Equal Rights for Women Amendment," [May 1952]
•Document 37: Unofficial transcript of statement by the Honorable Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, in the Commission...
•Document 38: "Dr. Alice Hamilton Withdraws Opposition[;] Now Supports the Equal Rights Amendment," 25 May 1952
•Document 39: Florence L. C. Kitchelt to Henry Cabot Lodge, Ambassador to the United Nations, 11 April 1953
•Document 40: "The Rocky Path of Equal Rights," 21 July 1953
•Document 41: Ethel Ernest Murrell to Florence L. C. Kitchelt, 5 September 1953
•Document 42: Florence L. C. Kitchelt to Alice Paul, 29 August 1954
•Document 43: Alan Reitman to Board of Directors and National Committee, American Civil Liberties Union, 20 Apr...
•Document 44: "A Brief on the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution of the United States," after March 195...
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