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The 15 pages that link to Women's history, each with the reason it gives.

• Mary McLeod BethuneNarrower topic: Bethune’s career illustrates how women built institutions and wielded influence despite exclusion from formal power.

• National Women's Hall of FameNarrower topic: The Hall's honorees provide material for telling women's history.

• The Return of Martin GuerreNarrower topic: Davis foregrounds Bertrande’s choices in a record largely shaped by male authorities.

• History of feminismNarrower topic: It provides a wider historical field for understanding feminism alongside women’s lives beyond organized activism.

• Sabiha GökçenNarrower topic: Her career provides a prominent case of women entering a restricted profession.

• Alice Freeman PalmerNarrower topic: Palmer’s career illustrates changing opportunities for women in education and public life.

• Bertha LutzNarrower topic: Lutz’s political and scientific work is documented within this field.

• Elizabeth F. ElletNarrower topic: Ellet’s books helped preserve accounts of women often omitted from histories of the Revolution.

• Juliette Gordon LowNarrower topic: Low’s legacy is often presented as part of the history of women’s education and leadership.

• Plautilla NelliNarrower topic: Research on Nelli recovers an artist whose work received limited attention in conventional accounts.