The Young Woman Citizen (1920)

Focusing on women's rights and civic engagement, this book educates young women about their roles as citizens in the U.S. It explores the history of women's suffrage, the significance of women's participation in politics, and the responsibilities of informed citizenship. Divided into three parts, it highlights the struggles women faced for voting rights and promotes the idea that women are equally capable in political matters. As a historical document, it serves as a valuable resource for understanding women's achievements and challenges in the early 20th century.