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Unionised Women Teachers and Women’s Suffrage

2007
This year, 1911, is emphatically the women’s year in the history of our professional Associations’, exclaimed Mr Croft, suffrage motion mover at the Aberystwyth National Union of Teachers (NUT) conference.1 For women elementary teachers the heyday inside the profession, in local and national instances, and outside, in the women’s movement, was the ...
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Women’s Suffrage Collection

The Charleston Advisor, 2019
Accessible Archives’ Women’s Suffrage Collection provides access to digitized newspapers originally published between 1849 and 1913 that were concerned with women’s rights and suffragist endeavors. The collection’s five parts encompass iconic publications such as The Lily , the first ...
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Women’s Suffrage

2022
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Women's Suffrage

2003
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Women, Suffrage and Parliament

Chrystal Macmillan was an energetic campaigner for women’s suffrage throughout Scotland from 1906 till 1913. As a non-violent constitutional suffragist, she was elected to NUWSS Executive Committee which met in London, working alongside Millicent Fawcett.
Helen Kay, Rose Pipes
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Women’s Suffrage

2008
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Women Suffrage

1994
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Suffrage scrapbooks and emotional histories of women’s activism

Women's History Review, 2022
Cherish Watton
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Voting suffrage and the political budget cycle: Evidence from the London Metropolitan Boroughs 1902–1937

Journal of Public Economics, 2014
Toke S Aidt, Graham Mooney
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Who Should Vote? Conceptualizing Universal Suffrage in Studies of Democracy

Democratization, 2008
Ludvig Beckman
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