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Subject(s)

• Feminism—England—Literary collections [Browse]
• Women—England—Literary collections [Browse]
• Feminism and literature—England [Browse]

Related name

• Nelson, Carolyn Christensen [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Literature [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

• Significant dates in women's struggle for emancipation and suffrage
• Biographical information
• Suffrage organizations
• 1. THE ARGUMENTS. THE CASE AGAINST WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE: Harriet Taylor and John Stuart Mill, from " Enfranchisement of women "
• Lydia E. Becker, from " Female suffrage "
• "An appeal against female suffrage "
• Millicent Garrett Fawcett, from "The appeal against female suffrage: a reply. I "
• Mary Margaret Dilke, "The appeal against female suffrage: a reply. II "
• From " Women's suffrage: a reply "
• T. Dundas Pillans, from Plain truths about woman suffrage
• H.B. Samuels, from Woman suffrage: its dangers and delusions
• Harold Owen, from " Superfluous woman " and " Sex and politics "
• Herbert L. Hart, from Woman suffrage: a national danger
• THE QUESTION OF MILITANCY AND THE HUNGER STRIKE: Millicent Garrett Fawcett, from "The militant societies "
• Teresa Billington-Greig, from Suffragist tactics: past and present
• Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence, from The new crusade
• Mona Caird, " Militant tactics and woman's suffrage "
• Elizabeth Robins, from "The hunger strike "
• Elizabeth Robins, " In conclusion "
• 2. WOMEN IN THE CAMPAIGN TELL THEIR STORIES. Emmeline Pankhurst, from My own story
• E. Sylvia Pankhurst, from The suffragette movement: an intimate account of persons and ideals
• Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence, from My part in a changing world
• Annie Kenney, from Memories of a militant
• Cicely Hamilton, from Life errant
• Hannah Mitchell, from The hard way up: the autobiography of Hannah Mitchell, suffragette and rebel
• Constance Lytton, from Prisons and prisoners: the stirring testimony of a suffragette
• Memorial statue of Mrs. Pankhurst: Mr. Baldwin's tribute
• 3. SUFFRAGETTE POETRY AND SONGS. POETRY: "A jingle of the franchise "
• " Cautionary tales in verse "
• From Holloway jingles
• SONGS: "The women's Marseillaise "
• "The march of the women "
• " Women's song of freedom "
• [" When good Queen Bess was on the throne "]
• " Christabel "
• " Rise up women "
• " Our hard case "
• 4. SUFFRAGE DRAMA. Cicely Hamilton and Christopher St. John, How the vote was won: a play in one act
• Mary Cholmondeley, Votes for men
• Bessie Hatton, Before sunrise
• Cicely Hamilton, A pageant of great women
• Henry Arncliffe-Sennett, An Englishwoman's Home: a play in one act
• Margaret Wynne Nevinson, In the workhouse: a play in one act
• Graham Moffat, The maid and the magistrate: a duologue in one act
• Evelyn Glover, A chat with Mrs. Chicky: a duologue
• Evelyn Glover, Miss Appleyard's awakening: a play in one act
• 5. SUFFRAGE FICTION. SHORT STORIES: Evelyn Sharp, 'The woman at the gate '
• Evelyn Sharp, " Shaking hands with the middle ages "
• Gertrude Colmore, "The introduction "
• Gertrude Colmore, "The magical musician "
• W.L. Courtney, "The soul of a suffragette "
• NOVELS: Constance Elizabeth Maud, from No surrender
• Gertrude Colmore, from Suffragette Sally.

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ISBN

• 1551115115 (pbk.) :
• 9781551115115 (pbk.)

OCLC

54206569

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