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Perspectives on the history of British feminism
| Publish Place | London |
| Publisher | Routledge |
| Publish Year | 1994 |
| ISBN/ISSN | 0415103525 |
| Parts | 6 dln. |
| Language | English/Engels |
- Shelfmark
- B 01 21/GR BR
| Description | Facsimile teksten van feministen. Bevat de volgende delen: The mothers : controversies of motherhood, waarin opgenomen: The separation of mother and child by the Law of 'Custody of In fants (1838) / door Caroline Norton: The Law of Population (1889) / door Annie Besant: Maternity: letters from working women (1915) / ed. door Margaret Llewelyn Davies: 'The claims of mothers and children' (1918) / door Margaret Llewelyn Davies: Radiant motherhood (1920) / door Marie Carmichael Stopes. A militant, waarin opgenomen: Memories of a militant / door Annie Kenney. The militants : suffragette activism, waarin opgenomen: The tactics of the suffragettes (1907) door Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence: Character sketch: Annie Kenney / door F.W. Pethick-Lawrence en een artikel over 'Prison Faces' (1907) door Annie Kenney: Militant methods (1908) / door Christabel Pankhurst: On the militant methods of the Women's Social and Political Union (1909) / door Graaf Lytton: No votes for women: a reply to some recent anti-suffrage publications (1909) / door Constance Lytton: Forcible feeding: a letter to a liberal member of Parliament (1909) / door H.N. Brailsford: Fed by force: how the government treats political opponents in prison (1909) door Mary Leigh: Pages from the diary of a militant suffragette (1910) / door Katherine Roberts: The prisoner: an experience of forcible feeding (1911) / door Helen Gordon: The suffragettes and their unruly methods (1911) / door T.D. Benson: Treatment of the women's deputations by the police (1911) / door Jessie Murray en H.N.Brailsford: Broken windows (1912) / door Christabel Pankhurst: Broken windows - and after (1912) / door Millicent Garrett Fawcett: Window breaking to one who has suffered (ca. 1912) ? door Anonymous: Suffragist tact/ics past and present (1912) / door Teresa Billington-Greig: Mrs Pankhurst's defence (1912) / door Emmeline Pankhurst: Why we are militant (1913) / door Emmeline Pankhurst. The wives : the rights of married women, waarin opgenomen: Some reflections upon marriage (1700) / door Mary Astell: A review of the Divorce Bill of 1856 ...affecting married persons (1857) / door Caroline Norton: A letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cranworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill (1855) / door Caroline Norton: Opinions of the press on the property of married women ( 1877) door Anonymous: Wife-torture in England (1878) / door Frances Power Cobbe: Marriage as it was, as it is, and as it should be (1882) / door Annie Besant: 'A doll's house' repaired (1891) /door Isarael Zangwill en Eleanor Marx Aveling: 'The co-operative housewife' (1903) / door Rosalind Nash: The dangers of marriage/ door Christabel Pankhurst: The married woman: is she a person? (1914) / door Anonymous. The radicals : revolutionary women, waarin opgenomen: Appeal ot the men of Great Briatin in behalf of women (1798) / door Mary Hays: A letter to the women of England on the injustice of mental subordination ( 1799) door 'Anne Frances Randall' (ps. van Mary Robinson): The female advocate: of an attempt to recover the rights of women from male usurpation (1799) / door Mary Anne Radcliffe. The campaigners : women and sexuality, waarin opgenomen: Irritation and hypertrophy of the clitoris(1866) (uit: On some diseases of women admitting surgical treatment)(1866) / door Isaac Baker Brown: Prostitution: governmental experiments in controlling it (1870) / door John Chapman: An appeal to the people of England, on the recognition and superintendence of prostitution by governments (ca 1869) / door Josephine E. Butler: A letter to the mothers of england (1881) / door Josephine E. Butler: The constitutional iniquity involved in all forms of the regulation of prostitution (ca. 1895) / door Josephine E. Butler: The great scourge and how to end it (1913) / door Christabel Pankhurst: The government's report on the great scourge (ca 1913) / door Christbel Pankhurst: How to cure the great pestilence (1913) / door Christabel Pankhurst: Plain facts about a great evil (1913) / door Christabel Pankhurst: Chastity and the health of men (1913) / door Christabel Pankhurst: The truth about white slavery (1913) / door Teresa Billington-Greig: Truth about venereal disease (1921) door Marie Carmichael Stopes. |
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