Preface
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| Part I. Leadership |
| Chapter1. A Militant Pioneer—Susan B. Anthony |
Chapter 2. A Militant General—Alice Paul
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| Part II. Political Action |
| Chapter 1. Women Invade the Capital |
| Chapter 2. Women Voters Organize |
Chapter 3. The Last Deputation to President Wilson
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| Part III. Militancy |
| Chapter 1. Picketing a President |
| Chapter 2. The Suffrage War Policy |
| Chapter 3. The First Arrests |
| Chapter 4. Occoquan Workhouse |
| Chapter 5. August Riots |
| Chapter 6. Prison Episodes |
| Chapter 7. An Administration Protest—Dudley Field Malone Resigns |
| Chapter 8. The Administration Yields |
| Chapter 9. Political Prisoners |
| Chapter 10. The Hunger Strike—A Weapon |
| Chapter 11. Administration Terrorism |
| Chapter 12. Alice Paul in Prison |
| Chapter 13. Administration—Lawlessness Exposed |
| Chapter 14. The Administration Outwitted |
| Chapter 15. Political Results |
| Chapter 16. An Interlude (Seven Months) |
| Chapter 17. New Attacks on the President |
| Chapter 18. The President Appeals to the Senate Too Late |
| Chapter 19. More Pressure |
| Chapter 20. The President Sails Away |
| Chapter 21. Watchfires of Freedom |
| Chapter 22. Burned in Effigy |
| Chapter 23. Boston Militants Welcome the President |
| Chapter 24. Democratic Congress Ends |
| Chapter 25. A Farewell to President Wilson |
| Chapter 26. President Wilson Wins the 64th Vote in Paris |
| Chapter 27. Republican Congress Passes Amendment |
| Appendices |