The British Women's Suffrage Campaign, 1866-1928: Revised 2nd Edition (2) (Seminar Studies)

By: Harold L. Smith

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Synopsis: SEMINAR STUDIES IN HISTORYGeneral Editors: Clive Emsley & Gordon MartelSeminar Studies in History. . . provide a means of bridging the gap between specialist articles and monographs and textbooks. They are written by acknowledged experts on the subject who are not only familiar with current thinking but have often contributed to it. Their format, well-tried and effective, combines information, analysis and assessment effectively. The selections of documents, included from the outset of the series when document work was hardly in vogue in schools, not merely illustrates points made in the text but provides an effective medium for discussion on the issues raised. The further reading guide has stimulated countless students to take their interests further. The structure of the series may not have changed through time but the format has, with attractive four-colour covers and larger pages. . . . Seminar Studies are still, despite all the opposition, a market leader. Teaching History. This new Seminar Study is the first book to trace the British women's suffrage campaign from its origins in the 1860s through to the achievement of equal suffrage in 1928. Unlike most studies the author pays equa