Feminism and Democracy: Women's Suffrage and Reform Politics in Britain, 1900–1918
Sandra Stanley Holton
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Sandra Stanley Holton
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Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Illustrations Introduction 1. 'Feminising democracy': the ethos of the women's-suffrage movement 2. Militants and constitutionalists 3. Adult suffrage or women's suffrage? 4. A suffrage - labour alliance 5. Suffrage - labour campaigning 1913-14 6. The women's-suffrage movement and the impact of war 7. Winning the vote Postscript Notes Select bibliography Index.
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Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Illustrations Introduction 1. 'Feminising democracy': the ethos of the women's-suffrage movement 2. Militants and constitutionalists 3. Adult suffrage or women's suffrage? 4. A suffrage - labour alliance 5. Suffrage - labour campaigning 1913-14 6. The women's-suffrage movement and the impact of war 7. Winning the vote Postscript Notes Select bibliography Index.
Key concepts: Suffrage, Women's suffrage, Political science, Politics, Democracy, Alliance, Universal suffrage, Feminism