The March of the Women

Focusing on the campaign for women's suffrage, this book provides an in-depth analysis of both militant and non-militant strategies employed by suffragettes. It highlights their gradual success in persuading the predominantly male Members of Parliament of the legitimacy of their demands, culminating in significant shifts by the time World War I began. This comprehensive study sheds light on the historical context and evolution of the suffragette movement over the past three decades.