BYU Studies Quarterly — 59:3
Introduction
Articles
- First to Vote: Utah’s Unique Place in the Suffrage Movement
Katherine Kitterman – pg.17
- A Harmony of Voices: Negotiating Latter-day Saint Unity on Women’s Suffrage
Rebekah Ryan Clark – pg.46
- The “New Woman” and the Woman’s Exponent: An Editorial Perspective
Carol Cornwall Madsen – pg.71
- Emmeline Wells and the Suffrage Movement
Cherry B. Silver and Sheree M. Bench – pg.93
- Making the Acquaintance of Eliza R. Snow: An Interview with Her Biographer, Jill Mulvay Derr
Cherry B. Silver – pg.151
- Belva Lockwood: The “Nerviest Woman in the United States,” Who Became the Latter-day Saints’ Irrepressible Advocate and Friend
Melinda Evans – pg.123
- A Treasure Trove of Research Resources about Historical Latter-day Saint Women
Connie Lamb – pg.177
- Hope in a Time of Fracture: Turning the Tide
Anne Snyder – pg.187
Essays
- Why Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
– pg.197
- Courtship
Claudia L. Bushman
– pg.204
- My Life in Art
Richard Lyman Bushman
– pg.212
