Approximately 1300 citations are presented in this bibliography. Most are from the 20th century, although some are 19th century sources. Very few are foreign. Each citation includes information on author, title, publisher, and date. Citations are presented alphabetically by author in nine sections. Section I contains general reference materials such as encyclopedias, biographical guides, women's journals, and periodical indexes. Section II lists sources on the methods of writing history. Citations in section III cover a general history of women in relation to law, literature, art, science, religion, and the family. Sections IV through VIII provide references to women in antiquity, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Reformation and early modern Europe, and 17th and 18th century Europe. Content includes women's involvement in education, politics, literature, art, science, and philosophical thought; their socioeconomic status; and autobiographies and memoirs. Section IX offers sources about women in industrial society and the modern world, including demographic studies, accounts of suffrage and feminist movements, and studies of women in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. (AV)