Samhälle

Villiers, Brougham (editor)

The case for women’s suffrage.

Contents….Introduction, by Brougham Villiers [pseud.]–The woman’s suffrage movement in the nineteenth century, by Florence Balgarnie.–The present position of the women’s suffrage movement, by Emmeline Parkhurst.–The women’s suffrage movement among trade unionists, by Eva Gore-Booth.–Co-operator and citizen, by Rosalind Nash.–Women and politics, by J.K. Hardie.–The legal disabilities of women, by Christabel Parkhurst.–The civic rights of the married woman, by Constance Smedley.–Woman in the past and future, by Margaret McMillan.–Women and the revival of interest in domestic politics, by Mabel Atkinson.–The international movement for women’s suffrage, by Nellie A. Martel.–Tactics, by R.F. Cholmiley.–A pioneer of the movement [Mary Wollstonecraft] by Millicent G. Fawcett.–Women in the new era, by C. Despard.–Appendix: One and one are two; Talked out, by Israel Zangwill