Journal Of The ... National Convention; Volume 17

"Journal Of The ... National Convention, Volume 17" offers a detailed record of the proceedings of the Woman's Relief Corps. This historical document provides valuable insights into the activities, discussions, and resolutions of this important organization. As a primary source, this journal is essential for researchers and historians interested in women's roles in American history, social reform movements, and the development of women's organizations. It sheds light on the issues and concerns that were central to the Woman's Relief Corps, offering a unique perspective on the social and political landscape of the time.

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