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‘Suffragettes’ Diane Atkinson, London, n.d. 1998. Educational booklet produced by The London Connection and written by the prolific suffrage historian and author. Includes a reproduction of the cover of the Holloway Jingles poetry booklet produced for Glasgow WSPU in 1912.
The Suffragettes and After J.F. Aylett (Ed). London, 1987. A schools’ booklet for secondary years 1-3 from the Past In Question series by Hodder & Stoughton. Includes an interesting ‘secret’ photograph taken in court in 1908, shortly before Christabel Pankhurst was imprisoned for the third and last time.
Women in Britain 1850-1986 Mareen Kandler, London, 1987. Part of the Modern World History Series by Spartacus Education. Divided into units covering early campaigns, the suffrage movement, domestic life, war work, feminism, fashion and birth control – and specifically written for GCSE exam courses.
Women in Scotland: an Annotated Bibliography Open University, 1989.
The Women’s Suffrage Movement: A Reference Guide, 1866-1928 Elizabeth Crawford, London, 1999. This monumental reference work by the noted suffrage historian and women’s book dealer Elizabeth Crawford is the best individual printed source for the study of the women involved in the suffrage campaign. A comprehensive and wonderfully-research A-Z of the movement and its significant personalities.
The Women’s Suffrage Movement in Britain and Ireland Elizabeth Crawford, London, 2006. This regional survey by Crawford was a timely follow-up to her reference guide. Around 25 pages are devoted to Scotland, with a useful list of biographies and further reading.
‘Votes for Women’ Diane Atkinson, London, 1988 Small booklet produced in the Women in History series for the education department of the Museum of London, with illustrations taken from its extensive Suffrage Fellowship Collection. Topically, it compares suffrage campaign to the then-ongoing women’s protest at Greenham Common air base. (The Watson Collection includes a section of contemporary Greenham Common protest memorabilia.)
“Votes for Women”Diane Atkinson, Museum of London, n.d. c1986 GCSE ‘fact pack’ edited by Atkinson. A4 binder with replica postcards, photographs, leaflets, handbills, posters, illuminated addresses and historical printed matter from the suffrage movement and campaign. Material from the SFC.
Votes for Women: The Women’s Suffrage Movement in Edinburgh Anon. n.d. c1998.
This ring-bound document, A4 in size and running to 42 pages, was developed in conjunction with the People’s Story Museum, Cannongate, for Standard Grade investigations. The strength of the folder is in its reproduction of newspaper articles from major Edinburgh suffrage-related events, such as the 1909 procession and the forcible feeding of Ethel Moorhead at Calton Gaol in 1914. It also offers a balancing insight into anti-suffrage leanings in the capital. Of note is an account of the 1909 procession in which only 332 women are counted instead of the published figures of 1500 or 3000 – and also a damning criticism of militancy by Dr Elsie Inglis of the NUWSS and later Scottish War Hospitals fame.
Votes for Women 1860-1928 Paula Bartley, London, 1998. Access to History in Depth booklet providing a short but readable history for the student and general reader. Study guide sections include the position of women, the debate, the campaign, and a useful conclusion. A list of sources is included.
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