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  1. Truth-Telling: Frances Willard and Ida B. Wells The Center for Women's History and Leadership

Contents of this path:

  1. 1. Frances Willard & Race
  2. 2. Ida B. Wells and Temperance
  3. 3. Ida B. Wells and Lynching Investigations
  4. 4. The WCTU and Lynching, 1893
  5. 5. Ida B. Wells Abroad
  6. 7. Willard and Somerset Respond
  7. 7. Other Responses
  8. "President's Address," 1894 WCTU Convention
  9. "Miss Wells Lectures"
  10. Letter from Willard re: 1895 resolution
  11. 1895 WCTU Anti-Lynching Resolution