Suffrage Hikes (Italian Wikipedia)

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(EN) Ida Husted Harper, Susan Brownell Anthony e Matilda Joslyn Gage, History of woman suffrage, Fowler & Wells, 1922, p. 452. ISBN non esistente
(EN) Peter R. Eisenstadt, Laura-Eve Moss (a cura di), The Encyclopedia of New York State, Syracuse University Press, 2005, p. 827, ISBN 9780815608080.
(EN) Kenneth Florey, Women's Suffrage Memorabilia: An Illustrated Historical Study, McFarland, 2013, ISBN 9781476601502.

(EN) Beverly G. Merrick, Two Case Histories, Ishbel Ross and Emma Bugbee: Women Journalists Ride the Rail with the Suffragettes, su eric.ed.gov, Education Resources Information Center, 1989. URL consultato il 22 febbraio 2014.
«Bugbee walked with the suffragists on a week-long winter march from New York City to Albany»

(EN) Sheridan Harvey, Marching for the Vote, su loc.gov, Library of Congress. URL consultato il 22 febbraio 2014.

(EN) Col. Craft Walks On, But Hikers Protest. Her Feet Swollen So Badly That She Falls Behind Companions. Says 'I Am Going Through.' (PDF), in New York Times, 23 febbraio 1913. URL consultato il 22 febbraio 2014.
«Gen. Rosalie Jones, in command of the suffragist hikers, changed the army's schedule once to-day, and then she changed it back again. Early in the day, although the pilgrims were walking over bad roads under a sullen downpour of rain, the General said that from this town tomorrow the pilgrims would proceed to Baltimore, twenty-six miles away.»
(EN) Six Tired Pilgrims End First Day's Hike. But the Drum Gives Out at the Start of the Suffrage March on Albany. (PDF), in New York Times, 17 dicembre 1912. URL consultato il 22 febbraio 2014.
(EN) Suffrage Hikers Undaunted By Cold. Plod on to Metuchen, N.J., Though One Woman Needs a Doctor When She Gets There (PDF), in New York Times, 13 febbraio 1913. URL consultato il 22 febbraio 2014.
«'The Army of the Hudson,' the warlike name selected for the suffragette hikers by Gen. Rosalie Jones, arrived in this town to-night after its first day's march toward Washington, where it will take part in the suffragette parade on March 3.»

(EN) Suffrage Hike Begins Today. 16 Women Will Start On Tramp To Washington Plan To Cover 230 Miles From New York In 17 Days. Will Hold Mass Meetings Along The Way, in Hartford Courant, 12 febbraio 1913. URL consultato il 22 febbraio 2014 (archiviato dall'url originale il 21 ottobre 2012).
«The long-heralded women's suffrage "hike" from New York to Washington will start tomorrow. Sixteen women, with "General" Rosalie G. Jones in command, have pledged themselves it was announced, to walk the entire distance 230 miles. They hope to complete their...»
(EN) Jone Johnson Lewis, Women Marchers Attacked at Inauguration, su About.com. URL consultato il 27 febbraio 2014 (archiviato dall'url originale il 12 aprile 2014).