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Tables of Contents for L.M. Alcott
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Acknowledgments
ix
Introduction
1
18
Domestic Reform: Food, Drink, Dress
19
18
The American Woman's Home
21
5
L. M. Alcott's Domestic Philosophy: Merry's Museum
26
1
L. M. Alcott on Food: Eight Cousins
27
2
L. M. Alcott on Drink: Eight Cousins
29
1
L. M. Alcott on Drink: ``Jimmy's Lecture,'' The Press Leaflets
30
3
L. M. Alcott on Dress: An Old-Fashioned Girl
33
2
L. M. Alcott on Dress: Eight Cousins
35
2
Health and Alternative Medicine: Homeopathy, Phrenology, Mind Cure
37
20
Organon of the Healing Art
39
2
Synopsis of Phrenology and Physiology
41
3
Trust in the Infinite
44
2
L. M. Alcott on Homeopathy: Eight Cousins
46
1
L. M. Alcott: ``Lines to a Good Physician, From a Grateful Patient''
47
1
Phrenological Examination of L. M. Alcott
48
1
L. M. Alcott: Poem to Her Sister Anna Pratt
49
1
Character Analysis of L. M. Alcott in Phrenological Journal
50
1
L. M. Alcott on Mind Cure: Letters to Maggie Lukens
51
2
L. M. Alcott on Mind Cure: Journal, 1885
53
1
``Miss Alcott on Mind-Cure'': The Woman's Journal
54
3
Education: Moral, Intellectual, Physical
57
18
Record of Mr. Alcott's School
59
4
Reports of the School Committee, and Superintendent of the Schools
63
3
Catalogue and Circular of Dr. Dio Lewis's Family School for Young Ladies
66
3
L. M. Alcott's Pedagogical Credo: Little Men, An Old-Fashioned Girl, Eight Cousins, Jo's Boys
69
2
L. M. Alcott on the New Gymnastics: Letter to Louisa C. G. Bond
71
1
L. M. Alcott: ``The King of Clubs and the Queen of Hearts,'' The Monitor
72
3
Communal Society: ``The Newness''
75
28
A. Bronson Alcott to Junius Alcott
77
2
Bronson Alcott's Fruitlands
79
4
L. M. Alcott's Journal: Fruitlands
83
4
L. M. Alcott: ``Transcendental Wild Oats,'' The Independent
87
16
Antislavery and Abolition
103
34
Vigilance Committee [Re: Anthony Burns], Americans, Freemen
105
1
George and Mary Mauzy of Harpers Ferry to James and Eugenia Burton
106
2
John Brown's Speech before the Court
108
2
Civil War Nurse: The Diary and Letters of Hannah Ropes
110
3
Some Recollections of the Antislavery Conflict
113
3
L. M. Alcott: ``With a Rose, That Bloomed on the Day of John Brown's Martyrdom,'' The Liberator
116
1
L. M. Alcott to Anna Alcott
116
2
L. M. Alcott to Anna Alcott Pratt
118
2
L. M. Alcott to Edward J. Bartlett and Garth Wilkinson James
120
1
L. M. Alcott to Alfred Whitman
121
2
L. M. Alcott to Mr. Rand
123
1
L. M. Alcott to Thomas Wentworth Higginson
123
2
L. M. Alcott: Hospital Sketches
125
12
Woman's Economic Role: Egalitarianism
137
18
Woman in the Nineteenth Century
139
2
``Petition of Abby May Alcott and Others to the Citizens of Massachusetts,'' Una
141
1
A Practical Illustration of ``Woman's Right to Labor''; or, A Letter from Marie E. Zakrzewska
142
2
L. M. Alcott: ``How I Went Out to Service,'' The Independent
144
1
L. M. Alcott to James Redpath
145
1
L. M. Alcott: ``Happy Women,'' New York Ledger
146
4
L. M. Alcott: Work: A Story of Experience
150
2
L. M. Alcott to Maria S. Porter
152
1
L. M. Alcott: Rose in Bloom: A Sequel to ``Eight Cousins''
153
2
Sex and Feminism
155
48
The Young Wife
157
4
Woman in the Nineteenth Century
161
1
L. M. Alcott: ``Taming a Tartar,'' Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
162
36
L. M. Alcott: ``Woman's Part in the Concord Celebration,'' Woman's Journal
198
5
Suffrage
203
20
William Henry Channing to the Woman's Rights Convention
205
4
``Petition of Abby May Alcott and Others to the Citizens of Massachusetts,'' Una
209
2
L. M. Alcott to Lucy Stone
211
3
L. M. Alcott to The Woman's Journal
214
6
L. M. Alcott to the American Woman Suffrage Association
220
1
L. M. Alcott: Jo's Boys
221
2
Index
223