Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• McMillan, Margaret; Infant mortality
• Ford, Isabella O.; Women and socialism
• Benso, T.D.; Woman: the communist

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Nevinson, Margaret Wynne; Ancient suffragettes
• Holmes, Marion; ABC of votes for women
• Brailsford, H.N.; Conciliation Bill: an explanation and defence
• Factory and Workshop Act 1901
• McMillan, Margaret; Feeding London's school children
• Harben, Henry D.; Endowment of motherhood
• Hardie, J.Keir; Citizenship of women: a plea for women's suffrage
• Cavendish Bentinck, Ruth; Point of honour: a correspondence on aristocracy and socialism
• Hylton Dale; Child labor under capitalism
• Hutchins, B.L.; Home work and sweating: the causes and the remedies
• Townshend; Case for school nurseries
• Campbell, Rev. R.J.; Women's suffrage and the social evil
• Wolstenholme Elmy, E.C.; Woman's franchise: the need of the hour

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Colonial statesmen and votes for women
• Votes for women and the public health
• Holmes, Marion; Josephine Butler: a cameo life-sketch
• Despard, Charlotte; Women in the nation
• Healy, T.M; Defence at Bow Street
• Malmberg, Madame Aino; Woman suffrage in Finland
• Nevinson, Henry W.; Women's vote and men
• Economics of woman suffrage: why working women need the vote
• Campbell, Rev. R.J.; Some economic aspects of the women's suffrage movement
• Billington-Greig, Teresa; Suffragist tactics past and present
• Zangwill, Israel; Talked out!
• Zangwill, Israel; One and one are two
• Zangwill, Israel; Lords and the ladies
• Women's bill in the House of Commons
• Verbatim report of debate on Dec 3 1907: sex equality (Teresa Billington-Greig) versus adult suffrage (Margaret G.Bondfield)
• Neilans, Alison; Ballot box protest

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• Housman, Laurence; Bawling brotherhood
• Masefield, John; My faith in woman suffrage
• Majestic unity of woman
• Mahler, E and Rathbone, E.F.; Payment of seamen: the present system: how the wives suffer
• Australia's advice
• Kidd, Ronald, H.; For freedoms cause: an appeal to working men
• Clayton, Joseph; Militant methods in history
• Zangwill, Israel; Sword and the spirit
• Pethick Lawrence, F.W.; Women's votes and wages

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Harrison, Jane E.; Homo sum: being a letter to an anti-suffragist from an anthropologist
• Lytton, Lady Constance; No votes for women
• Russell, Bertrand; Anti-suffragist anxieties
• Osler, A.C.; Why women need the vote

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Bernard, H.M. and Bernard, M; Women and evolution
• Galsworthy; Gentles let us rest
• Royden, A. Maude; Physical force and democracy
• Royden, A. Maude; How women use the vote
• Zangwill, Israel; Sword and the spirit
• Zangwill, Israel; Hithertos
• Chance, Lady; Women's suffrage and morality: an address to married women
• Soul of women's suffrage
• Buckle, Henry Thomas; Women's influence on the progress of knowledge

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Acland, F.D; Adult suffrage: an address to democrats
• Selborne, Earl of; Earl of Selborne on woman suffrage
• Lytton, Earl of; House of Lords and women's suffrage
• Pethick-Lawrence, Frederick; Women's votes and wages
• Drysdale, Charles, V; Why men should work for women's suffrage
• Martin, Anna; Mothers in mean streets, or the toad under the harrow
• Martin, Anna; Married working woman: a study

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Cecil, Lord Robert; Address delivered by Lord Robert Cecil on 8th December 1908
• Clayton, Joseph; Militant methods in history
• Garrett Fawcett, Millicent; Mary Carpenter
• Condorcet, Marquis de; Premier essay on women's political rights
• Legal position of Englishwomen
• Treatment of the women's deputations of November 18, 22 and 23 1910 by the police
• Sigerson, Prof. George; Custodia honesta: treatment of political prisoners in Great Britain
• Divorce law reform
• Brief review of the women's suffrage movement since its beginning in 1832
• Deputation to the Prime Minister

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Zangwill, Israel; Old fogeys and old bogeys
• Zangwill, Israel; Talked out!
• Zangwill, Israel; One and one are two
• Housman, Laurence; Be law-abiding!
• Housman, Laurence; Physical force phallacy
• Smith, Sybil; Woman and evolution
• Women's rights
• Balfour, Lady Betty; Analysis of the debate in the House of Commons on the Woman's Franchise Bill
• Heads I win tails you lose
• Arncliffe Sennett, Maud; Women's suffrage and parliamentary morals: manifesto by Northern Men's Federation for Women's Suffrage

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Pember Reeves, Maud; Family life on a pound a week
• Harben, Henry; Endowment of motherhood
• Royden, Maude; Votes and wages
• Blagg, Helen and Wilson, Charlotte; Women and prisons
• Blease, W. Lyon; Concerning the status of political prisoners
• Charnwood, Lord; Legislation for the protection of women
• Macmillan, Chrystal; Struggle for political liberty
• Robins, Elizabeth; Under his roof
• Report of the Scottish women graduates appeal in the House of Lords

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Prothero; Rowland E.; Women's suffrage
• Nevinson, Henry W.; Women's vote and men
• Radicals and reform
• Emancipation of womanhood
• Boulting, William; Old doctor's view of the women's movement
• What anti-suffragist men really think about women
• Colonial statesmen and votes for women
• Murray, Eunice, G.; Prejudices old and new
• Liberal cant
• F.W. Pethick Lawrence: a biographical sketch
• Brailsford, H.N.; Conciliation Bill: an explanation and defence
• Snowden, Philip; In defence of the Conciliation Bill
• Duval, Victor D; Why I went to prison
• Duval, Victor D; An appeal to men

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Parkes, Margaret Kineton; Why we resist our taxes
• Purdie, Ethel Ayres; Married women and taxation
• Married women and income tax
• Nevinson, Henry W.; Claim on Oxford
• Gould, Gerald; Democratic plea
• Heads I win tails you lose
• Arncliffe Sennett, Maud; Women's suffrage and parliamentary morals: manifesto by Northern Men's Federation for Women's Suffrage

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Despard, Charlotte; Economic aspects of woman's suffrage
• M.A.; Economic foundations of the women's movement
• Mill, John Stuart; Speech of John Stuart Mill MP on the admission of women to the electoral franchise
• Holiday, Winifred; Woman under a Liberal government 1906-1914
• Gates, Richard T.; Divorce or separation: which?
• Haynes, E.S.P.; Divorce problems of today

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Pember Reeves [et al]; Summary of eight papers and discussions upon the disabilities of mothers as workers
• Holmes, Marion; Elizabeth Fry: a cameo life-sketch
• Holmes, Marion; Florence Nightingale: a cameo life-sketch
• Holmes, Marion; Josephine Butler: a cameo life-sketch
• Wright, W.J. Payling; Regulated vice and the traffic in women
• Holmes, Marion; Frances Mary Buss: a cameo life-sketch
• Holmes, Marion; Lydia Becker: a cameo life-sketch

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• Proceedings of the Women's Rights Convention held at Syracuse, September 8th-10th, 1852
• Address adopted by the Woman's Rights Convention held at West Chester, PA., June 2-3, 1852; Presented by Ann Preston
• Speech of Mrs E.L. Rose, at the Woman's Rights Convention held at Syracuse, Sept. 1852
• The rights and condition of women, a sermon preached in Syracuse, Nov.1845; by Samuel J. May
• Speech of Wendell Phillips, Esq. at the Convention held at Worcester, Oct 15 and 16, 1851 (includes extract from the speech of Mrs Coe and speech of Abby Kelly Foster)
• On the education of females; by Mrs. Paulina W. Davis, read at the Convention in Worcester, Mass. October 16th, 1851
• Sanctity of Marriage; By Mrs E. Oakes Smith
• On the responsibilities of woman; A speech by Mrs C.I.H. Nichols, Worcester, Oct. 15, 1851
• Speech of Mrs. M.E.J. Gage, at the Women's Rights Convention held at Syracuse, Sept. 1852
• Letter from Angelina Grimke Weld to the Woman's Rights Convention held at Syracuse, Sept.,1852
• Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth C. Stanton to the Woman's Rights Convention held at Worcester, Oct., 1850
• Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth C. Stanton to the Woman's Rights Convention held at Syracuse, Sept. 1852

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Part 4 of looseleaf volume:

• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the annual general meeting, held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 21st, 1899, National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. Society for Women's Suffrage. Central and East of England
• Opinions of leaders of religious thought on women's suffrage, National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Occasional paper, National Society for Women's Suffrage. June 1st 1891
• Occasional paper, National Society for Women's Suffrage, 25th March 1892
• Occasional paper 15th March 1894, National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Speeches at a great meeting in support of the political enfranchisement of women held at Queen's Hall, Langham Place on June 29th, 1899, National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Annual report 1896, National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the annual general meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 15th, 1897, National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the annual general meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 15th, 1898, National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. Society for Women's Suffrage. Central and East of England Committee

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Women's Suffrage Associate Scheme, Englishwoman's Review (Apr. 1898)
• Annual report 1898, National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. Central and East of England Society for Women's Suffrage
• Sessional notes (Feb. 1899), National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
• Annual report of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage (1892), Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage (duplicates)
• Women's Suffrage extracts. No.1. from "Liberty, equality, Fraternity", 1874, The Late Miss Lydia E. Becker (duplicates)
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the annual general meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 11th 1893, National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the annual general meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 6th, 1894, National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee

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Part 4 of looseleaf volume:

• Present aspect of women's suffrage considered, by Arabella Shore
• Women's suffrage: why should women demand the franchise
• Women's suffrage associate scheme
• Women's suffrage in the light of the second reading of 1897

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Political organisations and women's suffrage
• Speeches to resolution I delivered at the National Conference of delegates of Women's Suffrage Societies in Great Britain and Ireland on October 16, 1896
• The plea of disenfranchised women
• The debate in the House of Commons on women's suffrage, 3rd February 1897
• Women's suffrage in the Queen's year, by Mrs Carmichael Stopes
• Text of bill for extending the parliamentary franchise to women
• Some electoral facts: one household in every eight without a vote
• From the Bishop of Southwell and Lady Laura Ridding
• The maps from "Parliamentary echoes: extracts from speeches on women's suffrage in the House of Commons" in Part 2

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Shall we work for candidates who are against women's suffrage? Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.1 by Mrs Jacob Bright
• Women and Votes, Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.II by Miss Priestman
• Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.III by Mrs Leeds
• Loyalty is the best policy, Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.V by Mrs Walter Grove
• Parliamentary echoes: extracts from speeches on women's suffrage in the House of Commons
• Opinions of leaders of religious thought on women's suffrage

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Why women want the suffrage, M.Taylor
• Professor F. D. Maurice on women's suffrage
• Herbert Spencer on women's suffrage
• The Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on women's suffrage
• Professor Lindsay, D.D. on women's suffrage
• The renaissance of women, Isabel Somerset
• Latest intelligence from the planet Venus
• The citizenship of women socially considered, by Louisa Shore
• To the delegates of the Women's Liberal Federation, M.Taylor

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Twentieth annual report of the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Twenty first annual report of the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Position of women under the Local Government Act, 1894
• Meeting in St. James's Hall on November 10th 1893

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Speech of John Stuart Mill on the admission of women to the electoral franchise
• Speech of the late John Stuart Mill at the great meeting in favour of women's suffrage held in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, January 12th, 1871
• The enfranchisement of women: an ancient right, a modern need, paper read by Mrs McIlquham to the Bedminster (Bristol) Champion Habitation of the Primrose League
• The Dean of Winchester on woman's suffrage
• Reasons why women should have the franchise and the objections to it, Women's Emancipation Union
• The enfranchisement of women, by J.V. Jones
• How men are interested in women's questions
• The sphere of women
• Home and politics: an address delivered at Toynbee Hall and elsewhere, by Mrs Henry Fawcett
• Paper read at the Bristol meeting of the Central Conference of Women Workers among women and children, by Mrs Henry Fawcett
• The Emancipation of Women (No.3): women's suffrage
• The temperance question and women's suffrage

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• The case of the Helots, by Elizabeth Martin
• A reply to Mr Gladstone's letter on women suffrage addressed to him by a member of the Women's Liberal Federation
• A blast and a counterblast: the emancipation of women and its probable consequences, by Y. Gwir
• The bitter cry of the voteless toilers (with special reference to the seamstresses of East London), by W. H. Wilkins
• Woman and natural selection
• Why women want the suffrage
• The census and women's suffrage, by Laura E. Morgan-Brown
• Reasons why women want the vote, by Mrs Morgan-Browne

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• The civil rights of women; by Eva McLaren
• List of candidates in favour of Women's suffrage (general election 1892)
• A list of members of Parliament in favour of Women's suffrage issued after the general election, 1892
• The debate, 1892, in the House of Commons on Women's suffrage: special report; Central National Society for Women's Suffrage

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Report of great meeting in Prince's Hall, Piccadilly, February 25th, 1892
• Why Wyoming is to be congratulated
• Friendly words to Christian women on religion and politics
• Women's suffrage; from a speech by Mrs. Wynford Philipps
• Women's enfranchisement bill; speech by Mr. McLaren, M.P.
• The Progressive Party in the Women's Liberal Federation, 1891
• 25 reasons for supporting women's suffrage
• The Women's Liberal Federation and Women's suffrage; by H. Morgan-Browne
• Difference of sex as a topic of jurisprudence and legislation; by the late Sheldon Amos
• Leaflet No. V: bibliographical; Women's Progressive Society
• Opinions of Liberal leaders
• An appeal to members of the House of Commons on the question of Women's suffrage
• The history of the Women's suffrage controversy in the Women's Liberal Federation; issued by the Hull Women's Liberal Association
• Be just and fear not: an answer to the question should the Women's Liberal Federation declare that one of its objects is to obtain the enfranchisement of women; issued by the Hull Women's Liberal Association
• A new scheme of work adopted by the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage: leaflet no.1
• A new scheme of work adopted by the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage: leaflet no.2
• The letter which ought to have been written by the Right Hon. W.E.Gladstone, M.P. to Samuel Smith M.P.; Central National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1892
• A letter from the Right Hon. W.E.Gladstone, M.P. to Samuel Smith M.P, 1892
• A reply to the letter of Mr Samuel Smith, M.P. on Women's suffrage; by Mrs Fawcett
• Women's work and Women's vote; Pall Mall Gazette, December 2nd , 1891
• The political enfranchisement of women; by Justin M'Carthy M.P., 1890

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