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... social work in Chicago which became a school for training social reformers ( among them Mackenzie King , later Prime Minister of Canada for over twenty years ) . In England Miss Beatrice Potter found no real difficulties in her way when ...
... social work in Chicago which became a school for training social reformers ( among them Mackenzie King , later Prime Minister of Canada for over twenty years ) . In England Miss Beatrice Potter found no real difficulties in her way when ...
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... Social Democratic Party was committed to the principle of equality , and was ready to practise it . Clara Zetkin rose to a position of importance in the party while it was still banned by Bismarck's legislation , and a little later she ...
... Social Democratic Party was committed to the principle of equality , and was ready to practise it . Clara Zetkin rose to a position of importance in the party while it was still banned by Bismarck's legislation , and a little later she ...
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... Social and Political Union . ' Social ' did not mean that they were going to spend their time drinking tea ; the WSPU started as an ally of the Independent Labour Party , and the Pankhursts were all socialists at this stage . In 1903 ...
... Social and Political Union . ' Social ' did not mean that they were going to spend their time drinking tea ; the WSPU started as an ally of the Independent Labour Party , and the Pankhursts were all socialists at this stage . In 1903 ...
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Beginnings | 5 |
Good Causes | 27 |
The Focus on the Suffrage | 39 |
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