Mining cultures : men, women, and leisure in Butte, 1914-41 /The female economy : the millinery and dressmaking trades, 1860-1930 /The common ground of womanhood : class, gender, and working girls' clubs, 1884-1928 /The business of charity : the Woman's Exchange Movement, 1832-1900 /Southern discomfort : women's activism in Tampa, Florida, 1880s-1920s /Feminist coalitions : historical perspectives on second-wave feminism in the United States /The Women's Joint Congressional Committee and the politics of maternalism, 1920-30 /Radical sisters : second-wave feminism and black liberation in Washington, D.C. /Breadwinners : working women and economic independence, 1865-1920 /Reform, labor, and feminism : Margaret Dreier Robins and the women's trade union league /Labor's flaming youth : telephone operators and worker militancy, 1878-1923 /The challenge of feminist biography : writing the lives of modern American women /I came a stranger : the story of a hull-house girl /Natural allies : women's associations in American history /Working women of collar city : gender, class, and community in Troy, New York, 1864-86 /Beyond the typewriter : gender, class and the origins of modern American office work, 1900-1930 /Dishing it out : waitresses and their unions in the twentieth century /In a generous spirit : a first-person biography of Myra Page /Marching together : women of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters /