Part 1 of looseleaf volume: A brief summary in plain language of the most important laws of England concerning women, Barbara L.S.Bodichon; The Rev.F.D. Maurice on female suffrage; Criminals, idiots, women and minors: is the classification sound, Frances Power Cobbe.

Part 2 of looseleaf volume: Speech of Jacob Bright, Esq., M.P. on the electoral disabilities of women; Report of a meeting of the London National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1870; Essay on woman suffrage, J.E. Howard, 1870; Question of women's suffrage as it stands at present; Progress of women suffrage during the past year; Report of a meeting in St. James' Hall for the London National Women's Suffrage Society, 1871; Debate in the House of Commons on the Women's Disabilities Bill, 1871; Fourth annual report for the Executive Committee of the Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage. 1871; Woman suffrage; Opinions of eminent statesmen on women's suffrage; Opinions of eminent persons on women's suffrage.

Part 3 of looseleaf volume: A few words on the woman's franchise question, James Thorton Hoskins; Third annual meeting in favour of women's suffrage held in Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, 1872; The political disabilities of women; The married women's property amendment act.

Part 4 of looseleaf volume: The woman question: papers reprinted from the Examiner, 1872.

Part 5 of looseleaf volume: Report of the Executive Committee, National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1872; Equal rights for women: a speech by George William Curtis in the Constitutional Convention of New York, 1867; Ought women to learn the alphabet? Thomas Wentworth Higginson; Constitution, The New England Woman's Suffrage Association; Woman's right and the public welfare: remarks of Hon. George F. Hoar before a Joint Special Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, 1869; Constitution of the American Woman Suffrage Association; Third annual report by the Executive Committee For Promoting The Married Women's Property Bill, 1870; Fourth annual report by the Executive Committee For Promoting The Married Women's Property Bill, 1871.