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Zusatztext 'A landmark in the study of the women's movement. The book is at once an invaluable research tool and a source of fascinating information on its subject. Author and publisher are to be congratulated on its publication. - History Today'A wonderful source for researchers and general readers alike. This is a book that you can consult with a purpose or browse through at random. It informs, but it also diverts.' - Financial Times Informationen zum Autor Elizabeth Crawford Klappentext This widely acclaimed book has been described by History Today as a 'landmark in the study of the women's movement'. It is the only comprehensive reference work to bring together in one volume the wealth of information available on the women's movement. Drawing on national and local archival sources, the book contains over 400 biographical entries and more than 800 entries on societies in England, Scotland and Wales. Easily accessible and rigorously cross-referenced, this invaluable resource covers not only the political developments of the campaign but provides insight into its cultural context, listing novels, plays and films. Zusammenfassung This widely acclaimed book draws on national and local archives and contains more than 800 entries on societies throughout the UK. It is the only comprehensive reference to bring all this together in one volume. Inhaltsverzeichnis A; Abadam, Alice ( c . 1856-1940); Abbott, Elizabeth, Mrs (1883-1957); Aberdare (WFL); Aberdeen; Aberdeen; Aberdeen (WSPU); Aberdeen, Ishbel Maria Gordon, Countess of (1857-1939); Aberdeen University Woman Suffrage Association; Abergavenny (NUWSS); Abernethy (NUWSS); Aberystwyth (NUWSS); Accrington (NUWSS); Acomb (NUWSS); Active Service League (NUWSS); Actresses' Franchise League; Ainsworth, Laura Frances (1885-1958); Aintree (WFL); Aldeburgh (NUWSS); Aldershot (NUWSS); Aliases; Allan, Janie ( c . 1868-1968); Allen, Mary Sophia (1878-1964); Alloa; Altrincham (NUWSS); Alva (NUWSS); Amberley, Katherine Louisa, Viscountess (1842-74); Ambleside and District (NUWSS); 11 Amersham; Amos, Sarah Maclardie, Mrs ( c . 1833-1908); Amos, Sheldon, Professor (1835-86); Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett, Mrs (1836-1917); Anderson, Louisa Garrett (1873-1943); Anerley (WFL); Ansell, Gertrude Mary (1861-1932); Appleby (NUWSS); Appledore (NUWSS); Arbroath (a branch of the Edinburgh National Society for Women's Suffrage, NUWSS); Archdale, Helen Alexander, Mrs (1876-1950); Ardrossan and Saltcoats (NUWSS); Arlecdon and Frizingdon (NUWSS); Artists' Suffrage League; Ascot (NUWSS); Ashby, Margery Irene Corbett, Mrs (1882-1981); Ashford (NUWSS); Ashford; Ashton, Margaret (1856-1937); Ashton-Under-Lyne (NUWSS); Ashton-Under-Lyne (WSPU); Ashwell, Lena (1872-1957); Ashworth, Anne Frances (1842-1921); Atkinson, Mabel (1876-1958); Australian and New Zealand Women Voters' Association; Axminster (WSPU); Ayr; Ayrton, Hertha, Mrs (1854-1923); Ayrton, Phyllis Alsager (1884-1975); B; Babb, Charlotte (1830-1906); Baines, [Sarah Jane] Jennie, Mrs (1866-1951); Baldock, [Lucy] Minnie, Mrs ( c . 1864-1954); Balfour, Lady Frances (1858-1931); Balgarnie, Florence (1856-1928); Balham (branch of London Society, NUWSS); Balham and Tooting (WSPU); Banbury (NUWSS); Band; Banff; Bangor (NUWSS); Banners; Bargoed and District (NUWSS); Barmby, [John] Goodwyn (1820-81), Catherine (1817-54), and Ada Marianne (c. 1832-1911); Barnard Castle (NUWSS); Barnes; Barnes (WSPU); Barnet (WSPU); Barnsley; Barnstaple (NUWSS); Barnt Green (WSPU); Barrett, Rachel (1875-1953); Barrow-In-Furness (NUWSS); Barrow-In-Furness (WSPU); Barry (WFL); Barry (WSPU); Barry, Florence Antoinette (1885-1965); Bartels, Olive, OBE (1889-1978); Bartlett, Frances Clara, Mrs (1876-?); Basingstoke (NUWSS); Bateson, Anna, Mrs ( c . 1830-1918); Bateson, Anna (1863-1928); Bateson, Mary (1865-1906); Bath; Bath (WSPU); Battersea (branch of London Society, NUWSS); Battersea (WFL); Battersea (WSPU); Beaconsfield and District (NU...
