Citizenship: A Manual for Voters

** "Citizenship: A Manual for Voters" by Emma Guy Cromwell is an instructional handbook designed for individuals new to voting, particularly during the dynamic social landscape of the early 1900s, especially after women gained the right to vote. The book acts as a tool, highlighting the importance of understanding democracy and participating in it with knowledge. Cromwell explains the definition and importance of citizenship, describing the rights citizens have, such as voting, along with the responsibilities that come with those rights. The book provides an overview of how the government is set up at different levels and explains how to register to vote, urging voters, particularly women, to learn about political issues and get involved with political parties. Cromwell pushes for an educated group of voters, stressing that voting is both a right and a responsibility, which supports a strong and effective democracy. **