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| CHAPTER LIII. | |
| Woman Suffrage In Many Countries | 771 |
| Finland | 771 |
| Norway | 774 |
| Denmark | 776 |
| Iceland | 779 |
| Sweden | 780 |
| The Netherlands | 783 |
| Belgium | 786 |
| Luxemburg | 788 |
| Russia | 788 |
| Germany | 789 |
| Austria | 792 |
| Hungary | 793 |
| Bohemia | 794 |
| Switzerland | 795 |
| Italy | 797 |
| France | 799 |
| Greece, Spain, Portugal, Palestine, China, Japan, South And Central America, Mexico | 802-804 |
| CHAPTER LIV. | |
| The International Woman Suffrage Alliance | 805 |
| Desire of Early Leaders — International Council of Women — Miss Anthony and Mrs. Catt call Conference in Washington on International Suffrage Alliance — Ten Countries represented — Proceedings of Conference — Plan of Temporary Organization — Declaration of Principles Valuable Reports on the Status of Women. | |
| Permanent Organization in Berlin in 1904 | 809 |
| Conference and Congress in Copenhagen In 1906 | 812 |
| Delegates present, addresses, Memorials for Miss Anthony, reports, social entertainments, Badge adopted. | |
| Congress In Amsterdam In 1908 | 817 |
| Welcome of Dr. Aletta Jacobs, president of the National Suffrage Association — Mrs. Catt's president's address — "Militants" present — Entertainments — Victories in Finland and Norway — Jus Suffragii — established A day in Rotterdam. | |
| The First Quinquennial In London | 828 |
| Mrs. Catt's address — Mrs. Fawcett, president of the British Suffrage Association, speaks, refers to "militants" — Mass meetings in Albert Hall — In touch with Queens — Flag and Hymn selected — Resolutions adopted — Officers elected — Dr. Shaw in the pulpits. |
