suffrage

  • 121female suffrage — female suffrage, = woman suffrage. (Cf. ↑woman suffrage) …

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  • 122Anti-Suffrage League — The Anti Suffrage League was an organization that was opposed to women s suffrage. It was founded in 1908 by the writer Mary Ward, at the behest of Lord Curzon and William Cremer. The first meeting took place July 12 1908 at the Westminster… …

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  • 123Women Writers' Suffrage League — The Women Writers Suffrage League (WWSL) was an organisation in the United Kingdom formed in 1908 by Cicely Hamilton and Bessie Hatton. The organisation stated that it wanted to obtain the vote for women on the same terms as it is or may be… …

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  • 124Canadian Women's Suffrage Association — The Canadian Women s Suffrage Association was originally called the Toronto Women s Literary Guild. The Guild, founded in 1877, was renamed in 1883. It was an influential women s suffrage organization founded in part by Emily Howard Stowe, Canada …

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  • 125The Suffrage of Elvira — infobox Book | name = The Suffrage of Elvira title orig = translator = image caption = author = V. S. Naipaul illustrator = cover artist = country = United Kingdom language = English series = genre = publisher = Andre Deutsch release date = 1958… …

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  • 126National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage — ▪ American organization       organization formed in New York City in 1911 during a convention of state antisuffrage (woman suffrage) groups. Led by Josephine Dodge (Dodge, Josephine Marshall Jewell), the founder and first president, the NAOWS… …

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  • 127Manhood Suffrage League — The Manhood Suffrage League was a nineteenth century ultra radical and, later, socialist club. The organisation was founded in 1874 as the Democratic and Trades Alliance Association.[1] Most of its initial members were tailors or shoemakers based …

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  • 128Women's Suffrage — n. movement for women s suffrage is an economic and social and political reform movement intended to extend suffrage …

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