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is a "first stop" for using Library of Congress resources to do research in the field of American women's history. It presents some digital items; however, it serves primarily as a comprehensive guide to the entirety of the Library's holdings on women's history. It includes exhibits that feature women and how to find women within exhibits where they're not featured. Essays examine women as a symbol 1590-1800, the women's suffrage parade of 1913, and the equal rights amendment. (Library of Congress)
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![Nineteenth-century artist Vinnie Ream (1847-1914) [catalog record], who as a young teenager sculpted a bust of Abraham Lincoln while he met with petitioners visiting his White House office.](http://free.ed.gov/images/resources/am-women.jpg)
