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The Common Cause
Description
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This journal began publication in 1909 as "The Organ of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies" and would in 1920 join with <a href="http://interwarfeminism.omeka.net/collections/show/4" target="_blank"><em>The Woman's Leader</em></a>.
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1909-1920
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English
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Editors included Helena Swanwick, Clementina Black, and Maude Royden
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Weekly
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National Union of Women Suffrage Societies
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<em>The Common Cause</em> 11.563 (23 January 1920)
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This issue includes "The Spirit of Man" by Millicent Garrett Fawcett, an article on women's economic status and women's guilds, and two reports on health care in Britain. Also of note are the shorter news items regarding topics from unmarried mothers to women welders.<br /><br />As the final issue of <em>The Common Cause</em> (prior to its transformation into <em><a href="http://interwarfeminism.omeka.net/collections/show/4">The Woman's Leader</a></em>), it also explains why the change was necessary and what it means for readers of the periodical.
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23 January 1920
1920
labour
Millicent Garrett Fawcet
unmarried mothers
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The Woman's Leader
Description
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This journal initially joined with <a href="http://interwarfeminism.omeka.net/collections/show/5" target="_blank"><em>The Common Cause</em></a> (1909-1920) and was associated with the National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship and later the National Union of Townswomen’s Guilds. A journal of politics and social reform that advocates for "a real equality of liberties, status, and opportunities between men and women."<br /><br />Doughan states that, despite its sober appearance <em>The Woman's Leader</em> was the most substantial and vigorous feminist periodical of the 1920s, campaigning for equal franchise, abolition of the marriage bar, equal knowledge of birth control, equal pay, and may other feminist issues. It also provided a forum for feminist of disparate tendencies. Its own line tended to be “liberal” feminist, although it also found itself on the same side as at least the women of the Labour Party (of which it could be highly critical, too). Regular contributors included Mary Stocks, Eva Hubback, and Eleanor Rathbone.
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1921-1932
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English
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Weekly, then monthly
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The National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship
The National Union of Townswomen’s Guilds
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<em>The Woman's Leader</em> 12.1 (6 February 1920)
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This issue is headed by "The Future of the Women's Movement" by Millicent Garret Fawcett, and includes a report on the League of Nations by Lord Robert Cecil and the first part of a story by Elizabeth Robins. Other articles deal with such topics as women as architects, equality in the teaching profession, and a manifesto on the role of <em>The Woman's Leader</em> in the women's movement.
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6 February 1920
1920
Elizabeth Robins
feminism
fiction
meta
Millicent Garrett Fawcet
reviews
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The International Woman Suffrage News
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First published in 1906, this journal was originally known as <em>Jus Suffragii: The Monthly Organ of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance</em>. After February 1930 it became <em>The International Women's News</em> and is still being published today.<br /><br />Published in English, with numerous articles in French, the journal contained detailed reports of suffrage and general feminist activity in a large number of countries. Very internationalist and “progressive” in outlook, and reflects feminist peace efforts in World War I. (For further information see Oldfield 1984). The Latin title means “the right to vote.”
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English, French, German
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Editors included Martina G. Kramers, Mary Sheepshanks, Margery Corbett Ashby
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1906-1929
Format
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Quarterly, then monthly
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International Woman Suffrage Association
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Review of <em>The Woman's Victory, And After</em>
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A review of Millicent Garrett Fawcett's reminiscences of the suffrage movement in Britain, culminating in the (albeit partial) achievement of suffrage in 1918. The review offers multiple direct quotations as well as considerable praise for the volume.
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<em>International Woman Suffrage News</em> 14.7
Date
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April 1920
Creator
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A. H. W.
1920
Millicent Garrett Fawcet
suffrage
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The Englishwoman
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Editors: Maude Meredith (1910-1921)
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1909-1921
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English
Format
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Monthly
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National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
Description
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Doughan states that it is effectively a NUWSS attempt to provide a woman-oriented equivalent of such “mainstream” literarly-intellectual magazines as the <em>Nineteenth Century</em>, <em>Contemporary Review</em>, etc. It acted as a forum for serious feminist discussion at greater length and higher intellectual level than was possible in the suffrage campaign papers. <br /><br />The periodical also had many distinguished contributors, including Millicient Fawcett, Cecily Hamilton, Mary Lowndes, John Galsworthy, and George Bernard Shaw. It consisted entirely of long articles and reviews, the latter of which, Doughan notes, are of particular interest.
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The Difference Suffrage Has Made
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An overview by Millicent Garrett Fawcett of the accomplishments of the suffrage movement in the twentieth century. She describes in detail the various Acts of Parliament that have contributed to an improved political and legal standing for women, with a particular focus on those made between 1918 and 1919.
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<em>The Englishwoman</em> 45.133
Date
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January 1920
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Millicent Garrett Fawcett
1920
Millicent Garrett Fawcet
suffrage