No constitutional right to be ladies: women and the obligations of citizenship

1. "No Political Relation to the State": Conflicting Obligations in the Revolutionary ERA 2. "I am Just as Free and Just as Good as You Are": The Obligation not to be a Vagrant 3. "Wherever you Find Taxey there Votey will be also": Representation and Taxes in the Nineteenth Century 4. "Woman is the Center of Home and Family Life": Gwendolyn Hoyt and Jury Service in the Twentieth Century 5. "A Constitutional Right to be Treated Like American Ladies": Helen Feeney, Robert Goldberg, and Military Obligation in Contemporary America.