This query is being posted to a number of H-Net lists. Please excuse any duplication. I am a doctoral student in the preliminary stages of developing a dissertation topic dealing with urban political machines and the woman suffrage movement, primarily Tammany Hall, during the final decades of the suffrage movement. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions, especially relevant archival sources and information on complementary or similar projects. To date, my research has included Catt and Shuler's Woman Suffrage and Politics, various publications of the NAWSA, articles from the New York Times and popular magazines, and Harriot Stanton Blatch's Challenging Years; biographies on Catt, Blatch, and Tammany leaders Charles Murphy and Al Smith; Flexner's Century of Struggle, selected volumes of Ida Husted Harper's History of Woman Suffrage, and the more recent works on woman suffrage by Sara Graham and Suzanne Marilley. Additionally, I have looked at the works of John Allswang, John Buenker, and Robert Wessner on urban political machines and New York politics. In the near future, I plan to research the papers of Catt, NAWSA, New York Woman Suffrage Party, and the Kilroe Collection on Tammany Hall at Columbia University. Thanks in advance, Madelyn Lovell [log in to unmask] Syracuse University