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Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Advertising brochure announcing Ethel Arnold's 1910 lecture tour of the U. S.; brief biography; lists lecture subjects and comments on her 1909 tour; photomechanical print of a seated Ethel Arnold

Woman Suffrage in America and England discussed in letters to London Times editor by Mary A. Ward, Israel Zangwill and Anne Cobden Sanderson

Woman Suffrage in America and England discussed in letters to London T...

Ward is concerned that woman suffrage would be exploited by Socialists; Cobden-Sanderson labels women spenders a menace to civilization and observes that in America only the descendants of abolitionists are wil... More

Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Advertising brochure announcing Ethel Arnold's 1910 lecture tour of the U. S.; brief biography; lists lecture subjects and comments on her 1909 tour; photomechanical print of a seated Ethel Arnold

Women's National Anti-Suffrage League organizing meeting

Women's National Anti-Suffrage League organizing meeting

Reports organizing meeting of national anti-suffrage league, chaired by Lady Jersey; Manifesto and constitution printed as adopted; list of supporters including Lords, Ladies and MPs; Mary Ward spoke of urgent ... More

Woman's Suffrage Not Inevitable

Woman's Suffrage Not Inevitable

Reprint of Mary A. (Mrs. Humphrey) Ward letter to London Times suggesting British anti-suffragists can defeat woman suffrage just as anti-suffragists have in America, noting defeats of constitutional amendments... More

Ethel Arnold's predicts success in the fight for the vote in England

Ethel Arnold's predicts success in the fight for the vote in England

Ethel Arnold acknowledged progress of militant methods of Emmeline Pankhurst, though she prefers more conventional strategies; discusses religious novels, including those of her anti-suffragist sister, Mary Ward.

Suffragism: Harriet Stanton Blatch rebuts Mary Ward, comparing progress in American and British suffrage movements

Suffragism: Harriet Stanton Blatch rebuts Mary Ward, comparing progres...

Notes American women's progress in educational and professional opportunities

Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Advertising brochure announcing Ethel Arnold's 1910 lecture tour of the U. S.; brief biography; lists lecture subjects and comments on her 1909 tour; photomechanical print of a seated Ethel Arnold

Women's National Anti-Suffrage League organizing meeting

Women's National Anti-Suffrage League organizing meeting

Reports organizing meeting of national anti-suffrage league, chaired by Lady Jersey; Manifesto and constitution printed as adopted; list of supporters including Lords, Ladies and MPs; Mary Ward spoke of urgent ... More

Women's National Anti-Suffrage League organizing meeting

Women's National Anti-Suffrage League organizing meeting

Reports organizing meeting of national anti-suffrage league, chaired by Lady Jersey; Manifesto and constitution printed as adopted; list of supporters including Lords, Ladies and MPs; Mary Ward spoke of urgent ... More

As Penelope Sees It, by Penelope Penfeather

As Penelope Sees It, by Penelope Penfeather

Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh Miller attend the 25th annual meeting of Association of Collegiate Alumnae. Describes Julia Howe's fashion and Elizabeth Miller's, as well as discussing her cook book "I... More

Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Ethel M. Arnold Lecture Subjects

Advertising brochure announcing Ethel Arnold's 1910 lecture tour of the U. S.; brief biography; lists lecture subjects and comments on her 1909 tour; photomechanical print of a seated Ethel Arnold

Ethel Arnold speaks on "Progress of Women in Europe" in Chicago

Ethel Arnold speaks on "Progress of Women in Europe" in Chicago

Ethel Arnold , British suffragist, sister of British anti suffragist Mrs. Humphrey Ward, respects Emmeline Pankhurst and the militant suffragists, though she doesn't agree with their violent methods.