Alice Stone Blackwell
Alice Stone Blackwell was the daughter of Lucy Stone and Henry Blackwell, both abolitionists and women's rights activists. She served as editor of the Woman's Journal for 30 years and led the move to reconcile the two branches of the woman suffrage movement into the NAWSA.
Alice Stone Blackwell Quotations
A few quotations from Alice Stone Blackwell.
Alice Stone Blackwell
A photograph of Alice Stone Blackwell, date unknown (earlier adulthood).
Alice Stone Blackwell Pictures of Womens Suffrage Movement
Alice Stone Blackwell shown with a copy of Woman's Journal which she edited after her parents, who helped found the paper, retired from editorship duties.
Alice Stone Blackwell Pictures of Womens Suffrage Movement
A close-up portrait of Alice Stone Blackwell, from her middle years.
Alice Stone Blackwell Biography
A biographical sketch of Alice Stone Blackwell stressing her Armenian connections.
Songs of Russia
A book of Russian poems translated by Alice Stone Blackwell -- the original book is quite difficult to find, so this online edition is handy. Includes Maxim Gorky, V. V. Bashkin, S. J. Nadson Nekrasov, Morris Rosenfeld, G. Galin, P. Polivanov, A. K. Tolstoy, M. L. Mikhailov, N. A. Dobroliubov, David Edelstadt.