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Перевод: suffragist

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Тезаурус:

1. A non-militant suffragist, she inaugurated the Suffrage Declaration of 1906 which was signed by thousands.
2. Margaret Wynne Nevinson, an active suffragist, rebelled against the way "marriage was dinned into me from morning till night from a business and commercial standpoint".
3. Amelia McLean on the other hand, who was the movement's lading spokeswoman - writing articles for suffragist papers and giving statements to the local press - married and left the trade shortly afterwards.
4. In 1908 she addressed 150 mass meetings in all parts of Britain, and in 1909-;14 was editor of the suffragist newspaper, the Common Cause .
5. In the case of working class women, Anna Martin, a suffragist, observed that mothers were being "ordered by the law to perform the impossible and punished if they fail".
6. , Sophie (1850-;1922), educationist, Irish patriot, and suffragist, was born in Sandymount near Dublin 15 February 1850, the third of the six children of the Revd William Alexander Willock, fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, mathematician, and his wife, daughter of J. P. Morris of Skreen Castle.
7. , Dame Kathleen D'olier (1878-;1974), suffragist and campaigner for world peace, was born 11 March 1878 at 1 York Terrace, Gillingham, Kent, the youngest of five daughters and fifth of seven children of Lieutenant (later Major) David Charles Courtney, of the Royal Engineers, and his wife Alice Margaret Mann.
8. , Clementina Maria (1853-;1922), campaigner for social and industrial reform for women, suffragist, and writer, was born 27 July 1853 in Brighton, the eldest girl in the family of five daughters and three sons of David Black, solicitor, town clerk, and coroner of Brighton, and his wife, Clara Maria, daughter of George Patten q.v., portrait painter to the prince consort.
9. Cumbria (Carlisle) Records relating to the suffragist and pacifist movements, from 1880 onwards.
10. , Helena Maria Lucy (1864-;1939), suffragist, was born in Munich, Bavaria, in 1864, the only daughter of Oswald Adalbert Sickert, a commercial artist of Danish origin (who became a German by virtue of the Prussian invasion of Schleswig-Holstein), and his wife Eleanor Louisa Moravia Henry, the illegitimate daughter of a professional dancer and a fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
11. Millicent Fawcett, a moderate suffragist and President of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (NUWSS), was also prominent in the NVA as head of its preventive and rescue sub-committee.
12. As Hilary Land reminds us in another article (Land, 1980) Ada Nield Chew, a radical suffragist, wrote that women should eschew the role of the "domestic tabby cat" and that "marriage and motherhood should not be for sale.
13. , Eva Selina (1870-;1926), suffragist, social worker, and poet, was born 22 May 1870 at Lissadell, county Sligo, Ireland, the second of the three daughters and the third of the five children of Sir Henry Gore-Booth, fifth baronet, Anglo-Irish landlord and Arctic explorer, and his wife Georgina Mary, only daughter of Colonel Charles Hill of Tickhill Castle, Yorkshire.