This historic collection of speeches by Orson F. Whitney, a prominent Mormon leader and advocate for women's rights, provides an important glimpse into the early years of the suffrage movement in Utah. Whitney's eloquent and passionate arguments in favor of women's political equality make this volume an essential resource for anyone studying the history of women's rights in America.

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