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The March of the Women: A Revisionist Analysis of the Campaign for Women's Suffrage, 1866-1914

Sandra Stanley Holton, Martin Pugh

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Preface PART I 1. The Tactical Dilemmas 2. The Debate PART II 3. Decline or Revival? Womens Suffrage in the 1890s 4. The Impact of International Developments on Women's Suffrage 5. Conservatism: the Unexpected Ally 6. Liberalism: the Unexpected Enemy 7. The Failure of Anti-Suffragism PART III 8. The Anatomy of Militancy 9. Women's Suffrage and Public Opinion 10. The Revival of Non-Militant Suffragism 1912-1914 Epilogue: War and the Vote Index

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Preface PART I 1. The Tactical Dilemmas 2. The Debate PART II 3. Decline or Revival? Womens Suffrage in the 1890s 4. The Impact of International Developments on Women's Suffrage 5. Conservatism: the Unexpected Ally 6. Liberalism: the Unexpected Enemy 7. The Failure of Anti-Suffragism PART III 8. The Anatomy of Militancy 9. Women's Suffrage and Public Opinion 10. The Revival of Non-Militant Suffragism 1912-1914 Epilogue: War and the Vote Index

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Preface PART I 1. The Tactical Dilemmas 2. The Debate PART II 3. Decline or Revival? Womens Suffrage in the 1890s 4. The Impact of International Developments on Women's Suffrage 5. Conservatism: the Unexpected Ally 6. Liberalism: the Unexpected Enemy 7. The Failure of Anti-Suffragism PART III 8. The Anatomy of Militancy 9. Women's Suffrage and Public Opinion 10. The Revival of Non-Militant Suffragism 1912-1914 Epilogue: War and the Vote Index

Key concepts: Suffrage, Militant, Conservatism, Political science, Liberalism, Universal suffrage, League, Gender studies

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