Hidden From History is a 25-volume, 13,000-page encyclopedia set by Danica De La Mora, documenting American history and the anti-suffrage movement. Each 8.5 x 11-inch hardcover volume contains 500 pages of unedited primary-source materials, including letters, pamphlets, periodicals, and ephemeral documents. This archival collection provides historians, educators, and collectors with direct access to historical perspectives often overlooked in modern narratives. Explore the full series to study the rich political and social history of the 19th and 20th centuries through original documents preserved in their authentic form.
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Hidden From History – Volume 1 opens this 13,000-page, extensive archival series with a curated blend of rare letters, publications, clippings, and organizational materials preserved from the American anti-suffrage movement. This series serves as a scholarly reference designed for historians, researchers, and institutions seeking direct access to primary-source materials that are often scattered, fragile, or difficult to locate.
Hidden From History Volume 4 is a meticulously curated archival reference volume offering high-quality facsimile reproductions of rare historical documents. Designed for serious researchers, libraries, universities, and collectors, this 500-page hardcover brings essential materials back into view.