Document 1: Diary Entry on Love and Marriage | Introduction to Documents 2 & 3
Document 2: 21 November 1924, Eleanor to Bill Stevenson | Document 3: 17 November 1925, Bumpy to Bill Stevenson
Document 4: Girl Trouble and Divorce | Document 5: “The Soldier Takes a Wife”
Document 6: Recreational Program | Document 7: Fair Employment Practices Council and Democracy
Document 8: Women’s Group Tea | Document 9: The Weaker Sex | Document 10: PAUW the Challenge to Education Today
Document 11: Making Use of Their Education | Document 12: Letter of Condolence | Bibliography
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Ancestry.com
This is a highly useful source for general genealogical information, and personal data.
Encyclopedia Britannica
A valid alternative to Wikipedia. This encyclopedic source provides basic information on world events, people and places, and is a good place to go for citable background information.
