Titlebook: Women in British Politics, 1780-1860; The Power of the Pet Kathryn Gleadle (British Academy Post-Doctoral Res Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Women, Electoral Privilege and Practice in the Eighteenth Century,little attention from historians of politics and women. Indeed, women’s formal political involvement still tends to be equated with an ability to vote, a qualification which would certainly no longer be applied to eighteenth-century men as a group.. It has often been acknowledged that there were som

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Patriotism and Providence: the Politics of Hannah More,rsen, Gerald Newman and Beth Fowkes Tobin, she is a cultural revolutionary in the name of Evangelical religion and bourgeois values.. For Kathryn Sutherland she represents a new ‘tory’ or counter-revolutionary feminism.. To historians of British loyalism during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars,

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,‘Well-neighboured Houses’: the Political Networks of Elite Women, 1780–1860,embership lists of party associations, pressure groups, trade unions and other formal political groupings has shown the extent of the institutional exclusion of women. Adverse conclusions have thus been drawn about women’s role in political life and therefore in the public sphere. Comparisons of the

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From Supporting Missions to Petitioning Parliament: British Women and the Evangelical Campaign agai to abolish ., or rather what they described as ‘the practice in India of burning widows on the funeral piles of their husbands’.. Amongst the earliest examples of female petitioning, and directly preceding women’s more extensive petitioning for the abolition of colonial slavery, this intervention i

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Women Writers and the Campaign for Jewish Civil Rights in Early Victorian England,ake in the question of Jewish emancipation. . reports his speech:.Ashley, evidently supported by a good number of MPs, considered opposition to the principle of Jewish emancipation as crucial to the preservation of a white, male, Christian Parliament. In opposing constitutional reform in these terms

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,‘Our Several Spheres’: Middle-class Women and the Feminisms of Early Victorian Radical Politics,bsence. This is particularly striking, given that many of the radicals concerned in middle-class Chartist activity and in the promotion of European nationalism professed an ambitious feminism.. This chapter, by focusing upon two reforming communities — the radicals associated with the Ham Common Con

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