Woman Triumphant: The story of her struggles for freedom, education and political rights.: Dedicated to all noble-minded women by an appreciative member of the other sex.Cronau, Rudolf
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Woman Triumphant: The story of her struggles for freedom, education and political rights.: Dedicated to all noble-minded women by an appreciative member of the other sex.
Cronau, Rudolf
Women -- History
Women in Modern Times.
Women in Slavery 113
The Dawning of Brighter Days 130
Pioneer Women in the New World 140
Women of the French Revolution 152
Woman’s Entry Into Industry 159
Women as Ministers of the Gospel 184
Women in the Medical Profession 187
Woman in the Profession of the Law 192
Women as Inventors 195
Eminent Female Scientists 197
Noteworthy Women in World Literature 207
Women in Music and Drama 227
What Women Have Accomplished in Art 232
Great Monuments of Woman’s Philanthropy 241
The Hundred Years’ Battle for Woman Suffrage 247
Why Women Want and Need the Vote 258
Woman’s Activity During the World War 271
Woman Triumphant 292
Woman’s Mission in the Future 297
OUR WASTEFUL NATION
The Story of American Prodigality and the Abuse of our National
Resources.
By RUDOLF CRONAU.
CONTENTS.
The Land of Inexhaustible Resources—The Destruction of Our Forests—The
Waste of Water—The Waste of Soil—The Waste of Our Mineral
Resources—The Extermination of Our Game, Fur, and Great Marine
Animals—Our Vanishing Birds—Our Decreasing Fish Supplies—The Waste
of Public Lands and Privileges—The Waste of Public Money and of
Property—The Waste of Human Lives—Conclusion.
One of the weightiest problems before the American nation is here
treated in a most impressive manner. Based upon cold facts, the book
shows conclusively that our nation suffers, by sheer carelessness and
wasteful methods, losses amounting to many hundred millions of dollars
annually.
“The book tells a story that is astounding. Some of the descriptions of
the past are told in figures so great as to be beyond our
comprehension.”
—_Word To-Day_, Chicago.
“This volume should be read, pondered and re-read by every individual in
America who has reached the age of reasoning.”
—_Union_, New Haven.
“The book is a practical little sermon, much needed in this period.”
—_San Francisco Chronicle._
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