Rebel Women
Published on 1. December 2015
101 pages
978-1-77659-708-6 (ISBN)
Description
This interwoven collection of short stories and sketches depicts the everyday lives of the suffragettes who bravely flouted political strictures and social norms in the early twentieth century in order to secure equal rights for themselves and for all women.
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Content
- Intro
- Title
- Contents
- I - The Women at the Gate
- II - To Prison While the Sun Shines
- III - Shaking Hands with the Middle Ages
- IV - Filling the War Chest
- V - The Conversion of Penelope's Mother
- VI - At a Street Corner
- VII - The Crank of All the Ages
- VIII - Patrolling the Gutter
- IX - The Black Spot of the Constituency
- X - "Votes for Women-Forward!
- XI - The Person Who Cannot Escape
- XII - The Daughter Who Stays at Home
- XIII - The Game that Wasn't Cricket
- XIV - Dissension in the Home
- Endnotes
