Jailed for Freedom is the classic firsthand account of the American women's suffrage movement written by activist Doris Stevens. This historic memoir documents the courageous campaign of the National Woman's Party, the arrests of peaceful protesters, and their imprisonment while fighting for women's right to vote. First published in 1920, this Public Domain edition preserves the original text for today's readers, students, historians, and anyone interested in civil rights, political history, and women's equality.