Taking Charge: Nursing, Suffrage, and Feminism in America, 1873-1920

Cover
Taking Charge
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Series Editor's Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Glossary
Chapter I From Separate to Active Spheres
	Women in the Nineteenth Century
	The Modern Nursing Movement
	The Woman Suffrage Movement
	Notes
Chapter II Emancipation Through Organization
	The Superintendents' Society and Its Impact on the Nursing Profession
	The Nurses' Associated Alumnae of the United States and Canada and the Concerns of Women in the Nursing Profession
	The Associated Alumnae and the Superintendents' Society Affiliate as the American Federation of Nurses
	Associated Alumnae Establish the American Journal of Nursing
	The National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses and the Concerns of Women of Color in the Nursing Profession
	National Organization for Public Health Nursing
	Professional Organizations Find Their Political Voice
	Notes
Chapter III The Formative Years: Nursing and Suffrage, 1893-1910
	Notes
Chapter IV The Expanding Years: Nursing Supports Suffrage, 1911-1920
	First Years After the "Doldrums"
	Nurses Support Woman Suffrage Resolution
	Notes
Chapter V Taking Charge
	Nursism
	Notes
Appendix A Graduation Diploma from Boston City Hospital Training School 1897
Appendix B Sampling of Women's Groups Formed up to 1920
Appendix C Nursing Organizations and Affiliations with Women's Councils
Appendix D Invitation to Attend the First Meeting of the Superintendents' Society
Appendix E Officers for Next Annual Meeting Appointed or Elected January 11, 1894
Appendix F Timeline: Woman Movement
Appendix G Timeline: Modern Nursing Movement
Appendix H Timeline: Professional Nursing Organizations
Appendix I Timeline: Opening of Nurses Training Schools
Illustrations
Index