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... Social inequalities awakened her politically and when she met Lewis Casson he rebuked her for not knowing anything about women's suffrage and took her to hear Mrs. Pankhurst in Manchester. & Soon she was speaking authoritatively about it, supporting the ...
... Angell touched upon the subject of women's suffrage in a speech he made in the area. The News reported: - Mr. Angell described as losh' the Victorian lines, 'Be good sweet maid, and let who will be clever.' Today women had votes. which they must use for ...
... of her life. The exalted positions she has occupied in colleges and universities, her untiring work for such causes as Women's Suffrage, Adult Iliduclition, the Welfare State in general, are but a few of the spheres in which she has striven to improve living ...
... mes Remembered: Dame Mar jorie Corbett- Ashby talks to Joan Bakwell about her life and the days of Emily Pankhurst and women's suffrage. 8.10 Music on 2: A film about the co Alban Berg who did much to alter t.h:mage of . music. 8.10 In Praise of Watercolour: ...
... smile has a Puckish merriment and her reminiscences of being directed by Shaw in St. Joan, playing Medea, supporting women’s suffrage, arguing with politicians, are not the musings of an elegant old lady in her dotage. They are the flames of memory that ...
... courage and perseverance of parliamentary committee on all those men and women who defence, wilt address the dlsin the long struggle for votes trict in Defending Brita!n for women selflessly braved against our enemies._ derision. opposition and astral- ...
... the 34 per cent for males and eight per cent for females is a reminder to the supporters of our 'Women's Liberation movement that 50 years of women's suffrage leaves much to be done in this area. VOCATIONAL PATTERN On the changing vocational pattern. Mr ...
... Dame Marjorie Corbett-Ashby, talking to Joan Bakewell about her life recalls the Pankhursts, the militant leaders of Women’s suffrage.- ) © - The Apollo 17 astronauts set e%arm to test the Moon’s crust .and reach the spectacular North and South Massif ...
... simply, that Women’s Lib score on the grounds of public commitment demonstrated by . a male sympathiser; or you could conclude, more cynically, that when it comes to converting a cause into a commercial enterprise, men can stil beat women to AwEme; w ( ...
... was always someone who could play, we had no band. Bnldtcfc. (BBCI. My Durinu my second year w oVho™? at varsity, the Women’s Suffrage Movement was V*?. gaining' strength and I heard Mrs Pankhurst and *. her daughters. century scienUat, « The more serious ...
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