trasted with that of the Past.

CHAPTER L.

HOME LIFE--THE REUNION--THE WOMAN. (1897.) 931-953

Daily habits of life; dress; harmonious relations of the two
sisters; description of Anthony home; outline of Miss Anthony's
vast private correspondence; her patience and conscientiousness;
objects to which close of life is being given; invited to
Berkshire; Suffrage Committee meeting in the "Old Hive" at Adams;
guest of Berkshire Historical Society; addresses of Mrs. Chapman
Catt, Mrs. Foster Avery, Mrs. Sewall, Mrs. Colby, Rev. Anna Shaw
and others; Anthony Reunion; picturesque old homestead; visit to
birthplace and loved spots of childhood; contrast in position of
Woman now and fifty years ago; Miss Anthony's part in securing
reforms; face carved in Capitol at Albany; tributes of Mrs. Sewall,
Miss Willard and Mrs. Stanton; Miss Anthony's characteristics;
compared to Napoleon, Gladstone, Lincoln, Garrison; finis.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Vol. II.

SUSAN B. ANTHONY in California Campaign, 1896 _Frontispiece_
HARRIET PURVIS _faces page_ 526
MENTIA TAYLOR 554
PRISCILLA BRIGHT MCLAREN 564
ELIZABETH PEASE NICHOL 568
MARGARET BRIGHT LUCAS 578
MISS ANTHONY AND MRS. STANTON writing the History of
Woman Suffrage 600
CAROLINE E. MERRICK 608
ZERELDA G. WALLACE 632
REV. ANNA HOWARD SHAW 688
HARRIET TAYLOR UPTON 700
MAY WRIGHT SEWALL 746
MARY S. ANTHONY 760
CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT 780
RACHEL FOSTER AVERY 814
SARAH B. COOPER 828
ELLEN CLARK SARGENT 864
SARAH L. KNOX GOODRICH 888
ANTHONY RESIDENCE IN ROCHESTER 90