An edition of The case for women's suffrage
(1907)
The case for women's suffrage
by Frederick John Shaw
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December 6, 2010 | History
Suffragists such as Christabel Pankhurst and Millicent Garret Fawcett contributed essays to this volume on the suffrage movement in England.
Publish Date
1907
Publisher
T.F. Unwin
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Suffrage, Women, Women's rights| Edition | Availability |
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Table of Contents
Villiers, B. [i.e Shaw, F.J.] Introduction.
Balgarnie, F. The women's suffrage movement in the nineteenth century.
Pankhurst, E. The present position of the women's suffrage movement.
Gore-Booth, E. The women's suffrage movement among trade unionists.
Nash, R. Co-operator and citizen.
Hardie, J.K. Women and politics.
Pankhurst, C. The legal disabilities of women.
Smedley, C. The civic rights of the married woman.
McMillan, M. Woman in the past and future.
Atkinson, M. Women and the revival of interest in domestic politics.
Paliser, E. The international movement for women's suffrage.
Martel, N.A. Women's votes in New Zealand and Australia.
Cholmeley, R.F. Tactics.
Fawcett, M.G. A pioneer in the movement [Mary Wollstonecraft].
Despard, C. Woman in the new era.
Appendix: One and one are two; Zangwill, I. Talked out.
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