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Cavendish-Bentinck Vol 33. Part 1 of 4

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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Cavendish-Bentinck Vol 33. Part 2 of 4

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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Cavendish-Bentinck Vol 33. Part 3 of 4

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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Cavendish-Bentinck Vol 35

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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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