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