The Women's Victory—and After: Personal Reminiscences, 1911-1918 — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
The Women's Victory—and After: Personal Reminiscences, 1911-1918
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—— —— members absent from division in 1912, 22
Ladies Gallery, removal of grille from, 166
Law, Mr. Bonar, 124, 131
League of Nations Charter recognizes sex equality, 162
Legislation specially affecting women, periods before and after women's
suffrage conferred, 169-172
Lloyd George, the Rt. Hon. D., supports women's suffrage, 6, 10, 11,
13, 32, 132, 139, 145
—— —— opposes the Conciliation Bill, 4, 22
—— —— praises women's national work, 112
Liberal associations' hostility to women's suffrage, 73
Liberal Men's Association for Women's Suffrage, 73
Lichfield, Bishop of, 75
Local Government Register, 147, 167
London, Bishop of, 149
London School of Medicine for Women, 114
Long, Mr. Walter, 114, 115, 136, 138
Loreburn, Lord, 149
Lyttelton, Hon. Alfred, 45
Lytton, 5, 6, 72, 125, 149
MacAdams, Miss, returned for L.A. of Alberta, 119
Macassey, Sir Lynden, article by, in _Quarterly Review_, 113
Markham, Miss Violet, 11, 117
Martindale, Dr. Louisa, 24
McKenna, Rt. Hon. R., 24-26, 60
McLaren, Mr. Walter, M.P., 31
McLaren, Mrs. Priscilla, 151
Manners, Lord John, 32
Maternity benefit paid to husbands, 69
Midlothian by-election, 1912, 35
Midwives Act, 1902, 157
—— —— amended, 1918, 158
Militantism, 5, 65, 67, 97
Mill, John Stuart, 32, 153
Milner, Lord, 149
Montagu, Rt. Hon. E., 112
Motor Traffic Legislation, 40-41
Murray, Dr. Flora, 97
_Nineteenth Century and After_, 81
Norway, women's franchise in, 143
Nurses, registration of, 163, 171
N.U.W.S.S., intrigues in House of Commons against, 24, 26
—— organization of, 54, 55
—— addresses letter to Mr. Asquith on franchise situation, 1916, 127,
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—— recasts election policy, 29, 30-38, 43
—— changes its name, 155, 160
—— enlarges its objects, 161
—— indignation of, on fiasco of Government Reform Bill, 1913, 50-53
—— action on outbreak of war, 86-105
—— medical units for Russia, 104, 105
N.U.W.W. (now National Council of Women), Hull meeting, 76
O'Brien, Mr. W., support of women's suffrage, 23
Obscene literature, trumped-up charges in House of Commons, 24-26
_Observer_, conversion of the, 132
Palmer, the Hon. Robert, 81
Palmerston, Viscount, 62
Parliament Act used against women's suffrage, 22
Parliamentary intrigues against women's suffrage, 23, 26, 48-49
Pilgrimage, the, suggested by Mrs. Harley, 54-58
"Posts," the Three, 79, 145
Pott, Miss Gladys, 97
Press support of women's suffrage, rapid growth of, 117, 145
Prothero, Mr. R. (now Lord Earle), on Insurance Act, 69
_Punch_ quoted, 78
Qualifications for Parliamentary Franchise, 122
_Quarterly Review_, 113
Queen Mary's interest in women's war work, 92
Rackham, Mrs., 61
Rathbone, Miss Eleanor, 131, 147, 155
Redmond Mr. John, 44
Reform Bill, Government, fiasco over, 39-53
Registration (Parliamentary) neglected during the war, 122