The Women's Victory—and After: Personal Reminiscences, 1911-1918

by Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett

INDEX

• Aberconway, Lord, [151]-[152]
• Acland, Mr. F. D., [32]-[48]
• Alberta, province of, returns a woman member of L.A., [119]
• Anderson, Dr. L. G., [97]
• Antisuffrage press, [71]
• Antisuffragist Association, [11], [41], [43]
• —— —— meeting, [70]
• Antisuffragist Association Review, [71]
• Antisuffragists, calumnies of, [26 n.]
• —— rapid conversion of, [117]-[118]
• Archbishops, the, support women's suffrage, [149]
• Asquith, Mr. H. H., rooted hostility to women's suffrage, [1], [11], [12], [13], [14], [27], [44]
• —— becomes Prime Minister, [2]
• —— announces intention of bringing in a Reform Bill, [2], [39], [49]
• —— characteristic blow from, [7], [8]
• —— speech on second reading of Reform Bill, 1912, [27]
• —— Punch's pictures of, [16], [52]
• —— promises regarding women's suffrage, [5], [49]
• —— deputations to, of suffragists, [8], [17], [18], [61]
• —— —— of antisuffragists, [11]
• —— questions addressed to him by N.U.W.S.S., [9]
• —— forms Coalition Government, [124]
• —— compares himself to Orpheus, [15]
• —— —— —— to Stesichorus, [144]
• —— ceases to be Prime Minister, [139]
• —— contrasted with the third Duke of Devonshire, [52], [53]
• —— conversion of, to women's suffrage, [133], [144]
• —— speech on the death of Edith Cavell, [115]
• —— moves women's suffrage resolution in House of Commons, [144]
• —— speech on Women's Clauses of Representation of the People Bill, [144]
• —— Miss Violet (now Lady Bonham Carter), [17]
• —— Mrs., [17]
• Astor, Lady, returned as M.P. for Plymouth, [162]
• Balfour, Mr. A. J., [32], [114], [121]-[122], [124]
• —— of Burleigh, Lord, [148]
• Bath, Mr. Lloyd George speaks on women's suffrage at, 1912, [24]
• Beaconsfield, Earl of, [32], [143].
• See also [Disraeli]
• Blair, Dr. Mary, [100]
• Brailsford, Mr. H. N., [5], [37]
• Bright, Mr. John, [64], [107]
• Bryce, Lord, [148]
• Bull, Sir W., M.P., [138]
• Burnham, Lord, [149]
• Burton, Mr. W., M.P., [73]
• Camborne, [57]
• Campbell-Bannerman, Sir H., [14], [32]
• —— deputation to, [14]
• Canada, women's suffrage granted in, [118], [119]
• Carson, Sir Edward, [74]
• "Cat and Mouse" Act, [65]
• Cave, Sir George, [147]
• Cecil, Lord Robert, [31]-[2], [74], [124], [132]
• Chamberlain, Mr. A., [4]
• Chaplin, Lord, [149]
• Church Congress, [75]
• Churchill, Mr. W., [4], [112]
• Coalition Government formed, 1915, [124]
• "Common Cause" quoted, [7]
• Conciliation Bill and Committee, [4]
• Conciliation Bill, full-dress debate on, in House of Commons, [4]
• —— —— second reading carried, 1910, 1911, [5]
• —— —— defeated, 1912, [20], [23], [29]
• Conservative and Unionist Women's Franchise Association, [80]
• Courtney, Lord, [149]
• Crewe by-election, 1912, [35]
• Curzon, Lord, [11], [114]
• —— Chairman of Antisuffrage League, [114]
• —— speaks in House of Lords, [72], [73], [151], [152]
• Czech woman returned to Diet in Bohemia, 1912, [41]
• Daily Telegraph, [78], [145]
• Davidson, Miss Emily, [66]-[67]
• Davies, Miss Emily, LL.D., [16]
• Deputations to Ministers, [1]-[19], [61]-[64], [131], [143], [146]
• Devonshire, third Duke of, [52], [53]
• Dickinson, the Rt. Hon. Sir W., [45], [138]
• Disraeli, see [Beaconsfield], [32], [143]
• Election-fighting policy, [30]-[38]
• —— —— put in force at by-elections, 1912, [13], [35]
• Electoral Reform Conference, [137]
• —— —— —— report of, [140]-[142]
• Fawcett, Mrs., sends message to societies of N.U.W.S.S., August, 1914, [88]
• Federal amendment carried with S.A. House of Representatives, [150]
• Finlay, Lord, [149]
• Foch, Field-Marshal, quoted, [30]
• Forcible feeding, [65]
• Ford, Miss I. O., [16]
• Franchise difficulties arising from war, [121]-[126]
• Friends, annual epistle of Society of, [76]
• Garvin, Mr., editor of the Observer, [134]
• George, Mr. Lloyd. See [Lloyd George]
• Gilhooley, Mr., M.P., [23]
• Goldstone, Mr., M.P., [138]
• Goschen, Lord, [62]
• Grey, Earl, [149], [157]
• —— Sir Edward (now Viscount of Fallodon), [6], [13], [20], [32], [44]
• Haldane, Lord, [149]
• Halsbury, Lord, [149]
• Hanley by-election, [35]
• Harley, Mrs., [53], [58]-[61]
• —— killed at Monastir, [59]
• Healy, Mr. Timothy, M.P., [23]
• Henderson, Rt. Hon. A., [7], [45], [125], [132]
• Henry, Sir C., M.P., [11]
• Hills, Major, M.P., [165]
• Holmfirth by-election, [35]
• Horticultural Hall, W.L.F. meeting, [13]
• Hutchinson, Dr. Alice, [101]
• Inglis, Dr. Elsie, [95], [101]
• —— life of, by Lady F. Balfour, [95]
• —— her services to Serbia, [100]
• Insurance Act, [69]
• —— —— memorial from Antisuffrage Society, [68]
• International Woman Suffrage Alliance meets at Buda Pest, [83]
• Irish Nationalist vote on suffrage question, [23], [44]
• Ivens, Dr. Frances, of Royaumont, [103]
• Joffre, General, [99]
• Keogh, Surgeon-General Sir Alfred, [97]
• Labour Party support for women's suffrage, [3], [31], [33], [45], [73], [163]
• —— —— members absent from division in 1912, [22]
• Ladies Gallery, removal of grille from, [166]
• Law, Mr. Bonar, [124], [131]
• League of Nations Charter recognizes sex equality, [162]
• Legislation specially affecting women, periods before and after women's suffrage conferred, [169]-[172]
• Lloyd George, the Rt. Hon. D., supports women's suffrage, [6], [10], [11], [13], [32], [132], [139], [145]
• —— —— opposes the Conciliation Bill, [4], [22]
• —— —— praises women's national work, [112]
• Liberal associations' hostility to women's suffrage, [73]
• Liberal Men's Association for Women's Suffrage, [73]
• Lichfield, Bishop of, [75]
• Local Government Register, [147], [167]
• London, Bishop of, [149]
• London School of Medicine for Women, [114]
• Long, Mr. Walter, [114], [115], [136], [138]
• Loreburn, Lord, [149]
• Lyttelton, Hon. Alfred, [45]
• Lytton, [5], [6], [72], [125], [149]
• MacAdams, Miss, returned for L.A. of Alberta, [119]
• Macassey, Sir Lynden, article by, in Quarterly Review, [113]
• Markham, Miss Violet, [11], [117]
• Martindale, Dr. Louisa, [24]
• McKenna, Rt. Hon. R., [24]-[26], [60]
• McLaren, Mr. Walter, M.P., [31]
• McLaren, Mrs. Priscilla, [151]
• Manners, Lord John, [32]
• Maternity benefit paid to husbands, [69]
• Midlothian by-election, 1912, [35]
• Midwives Act, 1902, [157]
• —— —— amended, 1918, [158]
• Militantism, [5], [65], [67], [97]
• Mill, John Stuart, [32], [153]
• Milner, Lord, [149]
• Montagu, Rt. Hon. E., [112]
• Motor Traffic Legislation, [40]-[41]
• Murray, Dr. Flora, [97]
• Nineteenth Century and After, [81]
• Norway, women's franchise in, [143]
• Nurses, registration of, [163], [171]
• N.U.W.S.S., intrigues in House of Commons against, [24], [26]
• —— organization of, [54], [55]
• —— addresses letter to Mr. Asquith on franchise situation, 1916, [127], [8]
• —— recasts election policy, [29], [30]-[38], [43]
• —— changes its name, [155], [160]
• —— enlarges its objects, [161]
• —— indignation of, on fiasco of Government Reform Bill, 1913, [50]-[53]
• —— action on outbreak of war, [86]-[105]
• —— medical units for Russia, [104], [105]
• N.U.W.W. (now National Council of Women), Hull meeting, [76]
• O'Brien, Mr. W., support of women's suffrage, [23]
• Obscene literature, trumped-up charges in House of Commons, [24]-[26]
• Observer, conversion of the, [132]
• Palmer, the Hon. Robert, [81]
• Palmerston, Viscount, [62]
• Parliament Act used against women's suffrage, [22]
• Parliamentary intrigues against women's suffrage, [23], [26], [48]-[49]
• Pilgrimage, the, suggested by Mrs. Harley, [54]-[58]
• "Posts," the Three, [79], [145]
• Pott, Miss Gladys, [97]
• Press support of women's suffrage, rapid growth of, [117], [145]
• Prothero, Mr. R. (now Lord Earle), on Insurance Act, [69]
• Punch quoted, [78]
• Qualifications for Parliamentary Franchise, [122]
• Quarterly Review, [113]
• Queen Mary's interest in women's war work, [92]
• Rackham, Mrs., [61]
• Rathbone, Miss Eleanor, [131], [147], [155]
• Redmond Mr. John, [44]
• Reform Bill, Government, fiasco over, [39]-[53]
• Registration (Parliamentary) neglected during the war, [122]
• Registration of Nurses Act, [163], [171]
• Revelstoke, Lord, on women's labour, [114]
• Robertson, Miss Margaret, [61]
• Royal College of Surgeons, [41]
• Royaumont, hospital at the Abbaye de, [95], [98], [102]
• Royden, Miss A. M., [39], [61], [75]
• Salisbury, the late Marquis of, [32]
• Scott, Mr. MacCallum, M.P., [11], [12], [21], [81]
• Scottish women's hospitals, [95]-[105]
• Selborne, Earl of, services to suffrage in House of Lords, [72], [125], [149], [151]
• —— —— praises women's work in agriculture, [113]
• —— Countess of, [80]
• Serbian tribute to Mrs. Harley, [59]
• Sex Disqualification Removal Act, 1919, [163]-[165]
• Simon, Sir John, M.P., [32], [48], [134]-[135]
• Simpson, Rev. Canon, [57]
• Speaker, the, [49], [50], [137], [138]
• Speaker's Conference on Electoral Reform, [137]
• Special Register Bills, [120], [129], [133], [139]
• Sterling, Miss Frances, [16]
• St. Paul's, service in, [57]
• Strachey, Lady, [16]
• Sweden, women's suffrage in, [31], [32]
• The Times' opposition to women's suffrage, [4]
• —— —— —— gradually weakened, [82]
• —— —— supplement on Pacific Coast of U.S.A., [82]
• Trades Union support of women's suffrage, [3]
• Troyes, Scottish women's hospital at, [100]
• Tullibardine, Marquis of (now Duke of Atholl), [24]
• Ulster Unionist Council, [74]
• U.S.A. victories for suffrage, [41], [150]
• —— questionnaire addressed to, [80]-[81]
• Venizelos, M., [163]
• Villiers, the Hon. Charles, [32]
• War, outbreak of, in 1914 and women's work, [86]-[105]
• Ward, Mrs. Humphry, [11], [41]-[43], [71], [76]-[77], [97], [150]-[151]
• Waste in Training Camps, [107]
• Weardale, Lord, [149]
• Weinberg, Dr., in Royaumont, [102]-[103]
• Williams, Mr. Aneurin, M.P., [138]
• Winchester, Bishop of, [156]
• Wollstonecraft, Mary, [154]
• Women's suffrage, a short history of, by Mrs Fawcett, [1]
• —— —— growing support of, by Press, Pulpit, Stage, etc., [77]-[85]
• —— —— victories in House of Commons, [146]-[148]
• —— —— victory in House of Lords, [148]-[153]
• —— Emancipation (Labour Party) Bill, 1919, [163]
• Years before and after suffrage compared, [169]-[172]

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