Minnie Fisher Cunningham A Suffragist's Life

The principal orchestrator of the passage of women's suffrage in Texas, a founder and national officer of the League of Women Voters, the first woman to run for a U.S. Senate seat from Texas, and a candidate for that state's governorship, Minnie Fisher Cunningham was one of the first American women to pursue a career in party politics. Cunningham's professional life spanned a half century, thus illuminating our understanding of women in public life between the Progressive Era and the 1960s feminist movement.

Harold L. Smith teaches at the University of Houston-Victoria.

Foreword	p. vii
Abbreviations	p. xiii
Introduction	p. 3
A Daughter of the New South	p. 8
The Rise of a Public Woman	p. 24
Suffrage First	p. 44
Washington Lobbyist and National Leader	p. 68
In League with Women Voters	p. 89
Woman Citizen and Democratic Partisan	p. 109
"Too Gallant a Walk"?: Running for the Senate, 1928	p. 131
A Woman's New Deal	p. 148
At War with the Texas Regulars, 1944-1946	p. 166
Left Feminism, 1947-1964	p. 184
Epilogue	p. 204
Notes	p. 207
Index	p. 259
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