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From 'surplus woman' to independent person : Elizabeth Wolstenholme and the early women's movement -- 'The revolt of the women' : sexual subjection and sexual solidarity -- A 'strange, erratic genius' : Jessie Craigen, working suffragist -- 'The grandest victory' : married women and the franchise -- Among the 'insurgent women' : Hannah Mitchell, socialist and suffragist -- 'A merry, militant saint' : Mary Gawthorpe and the argument of the stone -- Women's suffrage among the bohemians : Laurence Housman joins the movement -- 'On the horns of a dilemma' : Alice Clark, liberal Quaker and democratic suffragist -- Men, women's suffrage and sexual radicalism, 1912-14 -- Women's suffrage and the First World War -- Last words : women's suffragists and women's history after the vote. |
