A suffrage reader : charting directions in British suffrage history / edited by Claire Eustance, Joan Ryan and Laura Ugolini.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Reflecting on suffrage history / Sandra Stanley Holton -- 'Crossing the great divide': inter-organizational suffrage relationships on Merseyside, 1895-1914 / Krista Cowman -- 'Suffragettes are splendid for any work': the Blathwayt diaries as a source for suffrage history / June Hannam -- Teetotal feminists: temperance leadership and the campaign for women's suffrage / Margaret Barrow -- 'Doing justice to the real girl': the Women Writers' Suffrage League / Sowon S. Park -- Suffragette experience through the filter of fascism / Julie Gottlieb -- 'It is only justice to grant women's suffrage': Independent Labour Party men and women's suffrage, 1893-1905 / Laura Ugolini -- Between the cause and the courts: the curious case of Cecil Chapman / Angela V. John -- Journeying through suffrage: the politics of Dora Montefiore / Karen Hunt -- Suffrage autobiography: a study of Mary Richardson; suffragette, socialist and fascist / Hilda Kean -- 'What a lot there is still to do': Stella Browne (1880-1955), carrying the struggle ever onward / Lesley A. Hall.

This reader contains an exciting mixture of new narratives on suffrage, together with reinterpretations of some long established truths about the campaign by British women for the vote.