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細節
PETHNICK LAWRENCE, Frederick (1871-1961) & Emmeline (1867-1954) (editors). Votes for Women. Volumes I-IV. London: The Reformer’s Press, October 1907-September 1911.
First edition, the first four volumes of the ‘organ of the ‘militants’’ (PMM), the official publication for the Women’s Social and Political Union. The publication was co-edited by Frederick and Emmeline Pethnick Lawrence, the latter the treasurer for the WSPU from 1907-1912. It contained announcements for WSPU meetings, suffragist events, as well as planned protests and demonstrations, including the Hyde Park Protest on 21 June 1908 involving 300,000 activists. Also included are articles written by WSPU founder Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters, Christabel and Sylvia. The Pethnick Lawrences were dedicated members of the WSPU, even turning their home into a hospital for women returning from prison and recovering from hunger strikes. Both were jailed for their involvement with the WSPU, Emmeline on six occasions, with one such occasion leading to ideological differences between themselves and the Pankhursts, who subsequently ordered their expulsion from the organisation in 1912. PMM 398.
4 volumes, folio (vols. I & II: 325 x 218mm, vols. III & IV: 413 x 288mm). 186 issues, numerous illustrations throughout, advertisements (light browning, a few leaves loose, paper brittle in sections with occasional tears). Modern purple half calf, preserving original cloth covers, WSPU purple and green logo on upper covers (some staining).
First edition, the first four volumes of the ‘organ of the ‘militants’’ (PMM), the official publication for the Women’s Social and Political Union. The publication was co-edited by Frederick and Emmeline Pethnick Lawrence, the latter the treasurer for the WSPU from 1907-1912. It contained announcements for WSPU meetings, suffragist events, as well as planned protests and demonstrations, including the Hyde Park Protest on 21 June 1908 involving 300,000 activists. Also included are articles written by WSPU founder Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters, Christabel and Sylvia. The Pethnick Lawrences were dedicated members of the WSPU, even turning their home into a hospital for women returning from prison and recovering from hunger strikes. Both were jailed for their involvement with the WSPU, Emmeline on six occasions, with one such occasion leading to ideological differences between themselves and the Pankhursts, who subsequently ordered their expulsion from the organisation in 1912. PMM 398.
4 volumes, folio (vols. I & II: 325 x 218mm, vols. III & IV: 413 x 288mm). 186 issues, numerous illustrations throughout, advertisements (light browning, a few leaves loose, paper brittle in sections with occasional tears). Modern purple half calf, preserving original cloth covers, WSPU purple and green logo on upper covers (some staining).
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