Efnisyfirlit

• Cover page
• Halftitle page
• Title page
• Copyright page
• Dedication page
• Acknowledgements
• Contents
• List of Illustrations
• Abbreviations
• Introduction
  • Going back to Wyoming
  • The role of individuals
  • Themes
  • Framework
• 1. Democracy before democracy
  • ‘What will you tell your wives and daughters?’
  • No less say in the household
  • Equality before God
  • Island democracies
• 2. The Rights of Man
  • Women in the Age of Revolutions
  • Condorcet and the French Revolution
  • Olympe de Gouges
  • National Amazons
  • Mary Wollstonecraft and the wrongs of woman
  • The Garden State
• 3. Early British radicals
  • ‘Very clever, but awfully revolutionary’
  • Hoisting the black flag
  • An appeal of one half of the human race
  • Reform for some
  • A voice from quiet house
• 4. The rise of the middle-class campaigner
  • ‘Every woman is personally incapable’
  • Rise of the organizers
  • ‘A brief summary … ’
  • ‘You know that I have done my work’
  • The first suffrage societies
  • Uphill campaigning
  • Anti-suffrage
  • Fawcett to the fore
• 5. New-found rights in new-found lands
  • ‘Woke up and found themselves enfranchised’
  • Kate Sheppard
  • Why the vote was won
  • Votes in the outback
  • Fair do’s in South Australia
  • Mary Lee
  • Western Australia
  • Australian Federation
  • Race in Australia
  • Why Australasia?
• 6. ‘In with our women’ in the Western US
  • ‘Why, Lizzie, thee will make us ridiculous’
  • ‘No, sister, no.’
  • Kansas and equal rights
  • Pioneers in Wyoming
  • Latter-day saints
  • Scandal in the East
  • The Anthony Amendment
• 7. Out of the doll’s house in Scandinavia
  • ‘Much less worthy of this great success’
  • Literary feminism
  • Nationalism triumphant in Finland
  • Temperance and social purity in Norway
  • Radical victory in Denmark
  • Conservative progress in Sweden
  • Democracy returns to Iceland
• 8. Lobbyists to militants in Britain
  • ‘It is better to burn a house than to injure little children’
  • Cause first
  • The birth of the WSPU
  • Splits and militancy
  • Social purity and suffrage
  • The end of militancy
  • John Bull’s other island
  • Who won what?
• 9. Victory and disenfranchisement in the US
  • ‘A mother’s advice is always safest’
  • Unionists and militants
  • The winning plan
  • The South and race
  • The Anthony Amendment
  • Disenfranchisement
  • No change
• 10. Who won votes from the war?
  • ‘The work of generations had been swept away’
  • Russia’s revolutions
  • Women in 1905
  • Alexandra Kollontai
  • War and two revolutions
  • Germany—unity without liberation
  • Revolution in 1918
  • Weimar democracy
  • Aletta Jacobs and the Dutch movement
  • An unpleasant device in Canada
  • Votes from the war?
• 11. The Pope and the vote—Catholic Europe
  • ‘Not ballot boxes but kisses’
  • The Habsburg Empire
  • Votes of the absent men in Belgium
  • France’s long wait
  • Votes delayed in Italy
  • Not ready yet in Spain
• 12. Latin American mothers of the nation
  • ‘I resigned myself to be a victim’
  • Latin America
  • ‘Inexplicable delays’ in Mexico
  • Ecuador—leading from the periphery
  • Brazil and the Pan American Conference
  • Social reform in Uruguay
  • Soap-opera triumph in Argentina
  • Repression in Peru
  • Mothers of the nation
• 13. The enfranchisement of the East
  • ‘Do you think the men of India will allow such a thing?’
  • Vassals to guardians
  • Effeminate men and strong women
  • The Women’s Indian Association
  • The Government of India Act and independence
  • The Buddhist vote
  • Beauty queen suffrage in the Philippines
  • Bombs and votes in China
  • Japan—‘suffrage on the pillow’?
• 14. Africa and the Cold War
  • ‘I will reply “yes sir” to my husband’
  • African society
  • Staged suffrage in Kenya
  • Vagina’s head seeking vengeance in Nigeria
  • Nationalism and self-reliance in Zanzibar
  • Rhodesia and South Africa
  • The African path of enfranchisement
  • Women’s rights and the Cold War
• 15. The veiled vote
  • ‘An untimely and inappropriate demand’
  • The emergent Muslim nations
  • Modernizers in Turkey
  • Women in the Former Ottoman Empire
  • Egyptian Militancy
  • Nationalist Struggles and the Women’s Vote
  • Persian Protests
  • Revolutionary Women in Afghanistan
  • Iraq’s troubled legacy
  • The Arabian Peninsula
• Conclusion
  • At the Time of the Making of Nations
  • After the Vote Was Won
  • Women and Peace
• Appendix 1: The Strange Case of Switzerland
• Appendix 2: Chronology of Women’s Suffrage
• Endnotes
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1: Democracy Before Democracy
  • Chapter 2: The Rights of Man
  • Chapter 3: Early British Radicals
  • Chapter 4: The Rise of the Middle-class Campaigner
  • Chapter 5: New-found Rights in New-found Lands
  • Chapter 6: ‘In with our Women’ in the Western us
  • Chapter 7: Out of the Doll’s House in Scandinavia
  • Chapter 8: Lobbyists to Militants in Britain
  • Chapter 9: Victory and Disenfranchisement in the us
  • Chapter 10: Who Won Votes from the War?
  • Chapter 11: The Pope and the Vote—Catholic Europe
  • Chapter 12: Latin American Mothers of the Nation
  • Chapter 13: The Enfranchisement of the East
  • Chapter 14: Africa and the Cold War
  • Chapter 15: The Veiled Vote
  • Conclusion
  • Appendix 1: The Strange Case of Switzerland
  • Appendix 2: Chronology of Women’s Suffrage
• Bibliography
• Index

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