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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction: "We Can Drive Tractors" | 3 | |
Pt. I | Creating the Women's Land Army | |
1 | Prewar Precedents | 15 |
2 | The Federal Government and the WLA | 35 |
3 | "Now We're Set" - Outfitting the WLA | 55 |
4 | "Pitch in and Help" - Calling Women to the Farms | 73 |
Pt. II | The Women's Land Army in Action | |
5 | The East - Dorothy Thompson Led the Way | 101 |
6 | The West - "Ho! For a Tall Glass of Lemonade!" | 109 |
7 | The Midwest - In the House or in the Fields | 120 |
8 | The South - When Race and Class Get in the Way | 135 |
9 | The WLA and Postwar Women | 148 |
Appendix | 159 | |
Notes | 161 | |
Bibliography | 191 | |
Index | 205 |
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