Women's Suffrage: The Phyllis and Jim Bratt CollectionPANKHURST (CHRISTABEL)Typed letter signed ("Christabel Pankhurst") to The Hon. W. Ormsby Gore, M.P., asking him to speak at a WSPU meeting at the Queen's Hall, one page, on WSPU headed paper, type faded but signature strong, creased at folds, 4vo (255 x 202mm.), Clement's Inn, Strand, 14 September 1910; with a collection of autograph letters from other leading members of the fight for women's suffrage such as Millicent Garrett Fawcett (accepting an invitation, plus additional cut signature and woodburytype portrait photograph), Emmeline Pethick Lawrence (signed "Sister Emmeline" at the West London Mission, 1895), Charlotte Despard (two, one accepting an invitation, the other sending a poem by Shelley, 1911 and 1912), Mary R. Richardson ("...to serve a great cause is the supreme happiness in life... there is still much to do...", 1953), Emily Davies, Blanche Caulfield (group), Frederick Pethick Lawrence (to Gladys Harron of Votes for Women with essays written by her etc.), c.50 pages, various sizes, c.1895 to 1953Footnotes'THE WORLD WILL BECOME A SAFER & HAPPIER PLACE TO LIVE IN': A collection of miscellaneous letters from leading suffragettes including words of hope from Mary R. Richardson, the militant who, in 1914, famously slashed Velazquez's Rokeby Venus at the National Gallery in London.
Women's Suffrage: The Phyllis and Jim Bratt CollectionPANKHURST (CHRISTABEL)Typed letter signed ("Christabel Pankhurst") to The Hon. W. Ormsby Gore, M.P., asking him to speak at a WSPU meeting at the Queen's Hall, one page, on WSPU headed paper, type faded but signature strong, creased at folds, 4vo (255 x 202mm.), Clement's Inn, Strand, 14 September 1910; with a collection of autograph letters from other leading members of the fight for women's suffrage such as Millicent Garrett Fawcett (accepting an invitation, plus additional cut signature and woodburytype portrait photograph), Emmeline Pethick Lawrence (signed "Sister Emmeline" at the West London Mission, 1895), Charlotte Despard (two, one accepting an invitation, the other sending a poem by Shelley, 1911 and 1912), Mary R. Richardson ("...to serve a great cause is the supreme happiness in life... there is still much to do...", 1953), Emily Davies, Blanche Caulfield (group), Frederick Pethick Lawrence (to Gladys Harron of Votes for Women with essays written by her etc.), c.50 pages, various sizes, c.1895 to 1953Footnotes'THE WORLD WILL BECOME A SAFER & HAPPIER PLACE TO LIVE IN': A collection of miscellaneous letters from leading suffragettes including words of hope from Mary R. Richardson, the militant who, in 1914, famously slashed Velazquez's Rokeby Venus at the National Gallery in London.
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