RIFT IN COMMON LAW--DIVORCE QUESTION.

(1860.), 185-205 Early Woman's Rights meetings not Suffrage conventions; Legal Status of Woman outlined by David Dudley Field; Miss Anthony and Mrs.Stanton as co-workers and writers; Tilton's description of the two; before the N.Y.

Legislature; Married Woman's Property Law; woman's debt to Susan B.Anthony; Emerson on Lyceum Bureau; letters from Mary S.Anthony on injustice to school-teachers; Beecher's lecture on Woman's Rights; convention at Cooper Institute; Mrs.Stanton on Divorce; Phillips' objections; Mrs.Dall's proper convention in Boston; battle renewed at Progressive Friends' meeting; Miss Anthony's home duties; letter from her birthplace; Anti-Slavery depository at Albany; Agricultural address at Dundee; Miss Anthony's defiance of the law giving child to father..