Women and the Labour Party
By: by various women writers ; edited with an introd. by Dr. Marion Phillips ; and a foreword by the Rt. Hon. Arthur Henderson, M.P.
Publisher: B.W. Huebsch; Huebsch
Published: 1918
Place of publication: New York
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Women in politics -- Great Britain.; Women -- Education.; Women -- Employment.
Description: Essays by women of the Labour Party covering issues such as childrearing, wages, and trade unions, and reflecting the conflict between feminists working for suffrage and women active in the Labour Party.
Table of contents: title: Henderson, A. Foreword.; title: Phillips, M. Introduction.; title: Macarthur, M.R. The women trade unionists' point of view.; title: Davies, M.L. The claims of mothers and children.; title: McMillan, M. The nursery of to-morrow.; title: Webb, B. The end of the poor law.; title: West, R. Women as brainworkers.; title: Bondfield, M.G. Women as domestic workers.; title: Furniss, A.D.S. The working woman's house.; title: Glasier, K.B. The Labour woman's battle with dirt.; title: Lawrence, A.S. The woman wage earner.; title: Longman, M. Women and internationalism.