abolitionism
Addams, Jane
Agriculture see ‘land politics’
Aldred, Guy
anarchism
Anderson, Margaret
androgyny
Anthony, Katharine
Anthony, Susan B.
anti-capitalism
anti-feminism
anti-Semitism
anti-statism
anti-suffragism
anti-war see internationalism
arts and crafts movement, the
Ashley, Jessie
Asquith, Herbert
Atkinson, Mabel
Austin, Mary
Australia
avant-garde
Baker, Josephine
Baty, Thomas
Beard, Mary Ritter
Bellamy, Edward
Belloc, Hilaire
Belmont, Alva
Billington-Greig, Teresa
political thought
Birnstingl, Harry
birth control
bisexuality see third sex
Björkman, Edwin
Björkman, Frances Maule
Blatch, Harriet Stanton
Blatchford, Robert
Blease, W. L.
Bolshevik Revolution, the
Bosanquet, Bernard
Bosanquet, Helen
Bourne, Randolph
genius, theories of
World War One
Boyle, Nina
British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology (BSSSP), the
Brittain, Vera
Bromley, Dorothy Dunbar
Browne, Stella
individualism
Burns, Lucy
Butler, Josephine
Cady Stanton, Elizabeth see Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Caird, Mona
Canada
Carpenter, Edward
Carter, Huntly
Catt, Carrie Chapman
character
Charity Organisation Society (COS)
Chesterton, G. K.
Chew, Ada Nield
endowment of motherhood
Chicago
childcare
Churchill, Winston
Ciolkowska, Muriel
citizenship
Clarion, The
class
Clews Parsons, Elsie see Parsons, Elsie Clews
Common Cause, The
Contagious Diseases Acts, the
Cook, George Cram (Jig)
Cooley, Winifred Harper
co-operative living
Croly, Herbert
Daily Herald, The
De Beauvoir, Simone
Delineator, The
Dell, Floyd
democracy
Dennett, Mary Ware
Despard, Charlotte
distributivism
Dock Strike, the (1912)
Dodge, Mabel (Luhan)
domestic labour
Dorr, Rheta Childe
Doty, Madeleine
Dreiser, Theodore
Drysdale, Bessie
Drysdale, Charles Vickery
Dublin General Strike, the (1913)
Duer Miller, Alice see Miller, Alice Duer
Dufour, Elsie
Duncan, Isadora
East London Federation of Suffragettes, the
Eastman, Crystal
inter-war feminism
Eastman, Max
Eder, David
egoism
Egoist, The
elitism
Ellis, Edith Lees
Ellis, Havelock
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
empire
endowment of motherhood
see also family allowances and mothers’ pensions
Englishwoman, The
Englishwoman’s Review, the
equality
Ethelmer, Ellis
eugenics 7/62,
Eye-Witness, The
Fabian Society, The
Farr, Florence
fathering
Fawcett, Millicent
femininity
feminism
avant-garde
French
historiography of liberal
male involvement see masculism
‘new feminism’
periodicals
post-feminism
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley
Ford, Isabella O.
Forerunner, The
Forum, The
Four Lights
Freeman, Elizabeth
Freewoman Discussion Circle, The
Freewoman, The
endowment of motherhood
genius and the superwoman
political thought
transatlantic
utopian thinking
Freud, Sigmund
Gair Wilkinson, Lily see Wilkinson, Lily Gair
Galton, Francis
Garlin Spencer, Anna see Spencer, Anna Garlin
Gawthorpe, Mary
genius
impact on political thought
romantic
George, Henry
George, W. L.
Gilliland, Mary
Gillmore, Inez Haynes
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins
genius, theories of
endowment of motherhood
political thought
utopian thinking
Glasgow, Ellen
Goldman, Emma
Goldstein, Vida
Gollancz, Victor
Graham, Rachel
Granville, Charles
Green, T. H.
Greenwich Village
Greer, Germaine
Groff, Alice
Guertin Tuttle, Florence see Tuttle, Florence Guertin
guild socialism
Gurley Flynn, Elizabeth see Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley
Hale, Beatrice Forbes-Robinson
Hall, Stanley
Hallinan, Charles
Hallinan, Hazel Hunkins
Hamilton, Cicely
Hapgood, Hutchins
Hapgood, Norman
Harben, Henry D.
Hardie, Keir
Harper, Ida Husted
Harper’s Weekly
Hastings, Beatrice
Haynes Gillmore, Inez see Gillmore, Inez Haynes
Heap, Jane
Herendeen, Anne
Heretics, The
Heterodoxy Club, The
Hill, Octavia
Hobhouse, L. T.
Hobson, J. A.
Hollingworth, Leta
Holtby, Winifred
Homosexuality see third sex and uranianism
Housman, Laurence
Howe, Marie Jenney
Hubbard, Alice
hunger-strikes
Hunkins Hallinan, Hazel see Hallinan, Hazel Hunkins
Husted Harper, Ida see Harper, Ida Husted
Hutchins, B. L.
Ibsen, Henrik
idealism
individualism
in utopian thought
infant welfare movement, the
International Journal of Ethics, The
International Woman Suffrage Alliance (IWSA)
internationalism
introspective turn
James, William
Judy
Jus Suffragii
Kenney, Annie
Kenton, Edna
Anglo-American feminism
Key, Ellen
Kirchwey, Frida
Knight, Mary
Kropotkin, Peter
Lafitte, Françoise
LaFollette, Suzanne
land politics
Lathrop, Julia
Lee, Vernon
Leeds Arts Club
Letchworth Garden City
Liberal Party, the
libertarianism
Lippmann, Walter
Little Review, The
Llewelyn Davies, Margaret
Lloyd George, David
local government
Lombroso, Cesare
Low, Barbara
Loy, Mina
Macdonald, Helen
Mallock, W. H.
Marion, Kitty
Markham, Violet
Marsden, Dora
endowment of motherhood
genius, theories of
individualism
political thought
utopian thinking
masculism
mass culture
Masses, The
Masterman, Charles
Maule Björkman, Frances see Björkman, Frances Maule
Mayreder, Rosa
McMillan, Margaret
medievalism
Meikle, Wilma
Melvin, Alice
Mill, John Stuart
Miller, Alice Duer
modernism
Morris, William
Mother Earth
motherhood
single
Murby, Millicent
Mutterschutz
Nash, Rosalind
National American Women’s Suffrage Association (NAWSA), the
National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage
National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies (NUWSS)
National Woman’s Party, the
nationalism
nativism
Neal, Mary
New Age, The
New Freewoman, The
New Liberalism
New Morality, the
New Order colony, the
New Review, The
New Statesman, The
‘new woman’, the
New Witness, The see ‘Eye Witness, The’
New York
New Zealand
Nield Chew, Ada see Chew, Ada Nield
Nietzschean thought
No Conscription Fellowship, the
occultism
Orage, A. R.
pacifism
Pankhurst, Christabel
Pankhurst, Emmeline
Pankhurst, Sylvia
Parsons, Elsie Clews
motherhood
Paul, Alice
Payne-Townshend Shaw, Charlotte see Shaw, Charlotte Payne-Townshend
peasant arts
Peasant Arts Fellowship, the
Penty, A. J.
People’s Council of America
Perkins Gilman, Charlotte see Gilman, Charlotte Perkins
personality
Pethick Lawrence, Emmeline
political violence
Pound, Ezra
Price, Millie
Progressive Woman, The
progressivism
Provincetown Players, the
psychology
Query Club, The
racial politics
Rathbone, Eleanor
Rerum Novarum
Ritchie, D. G.
Robins, Elizabeth
Rodman, Henrietta
Roosevelt, Theodore
Royce, Josiah
Royden, A. Maude
Ruskin, John
Sanger, Margaret
Schirmacher, Kaethe
Schreiner, Olive
servile state, the
Seven Arts, The
sex
sexology
sexual energy
sexual inversion see third sex
Shafts
Shaw Weaver, Harriet see Weaver, Harriet Shaw
Shaw, Anna Howard
Shaw, Charlotte Payne-Townshend
Shaw, George Bernard
simple life, the
Sinclair, May
Sinclair, Upton
single tax
Six Point Group, the
Slate, Ruth
Slawson, Eva
Snowden, Ethel
Socialism see also guild socialism
Spargo, John
Spencer, Anna Garlin
Spencer, Herbert
spiritualism
Stanton Blatch, Harriet see Blatch, Harriet Stanton
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
state, the
feminisation of
Stirner, Max, the philosophy of
Stopes, Charlotte Carmichael
Stopes, Marie
Strachey, Ray
Stubbs, C. W.
suffrage-feminism see Women’s Suffrage
Suffragette, The
superman, the
superwoman, the
Swanwick, Helena
Swiney, Frances
Syndicalism
Taft, Jessie
temperance
Terry, Ellen
Theosophy
third sex, the
Time and Tide
transatlantic exchanges
transnational history
Tuttle, Florence Guertin
Union of Democratic Control, the
United Suffragists, the
Urania
uranianism see also third sex
utopia
utopia–technological
vanguard
vitalism
Vote, The
Votes for Women
Wallas, Graham
war
Ward, Mary (Mrs Humphrey)
Ware Dennett, Mary see Dennett, Mary Ware
Weaver, Harriet Shaw
Webb, Beatrice
Webb, Sidney
Weininger, Otto
welfare policy
Wellington, Amy
Wells, H. G.
endowment of motherhood
West, Rebecca
utopian thinking
inter-war feminism
Weyl, Walter
Whitby, Charles
Wilkinson, Lily Gair
Wilson, Woodrow
Wollstonecraft, Mary
Woman’s Dreadnought, the
Woman’s Journal, The
Women’s Co-Operative Guild, The
Women’s Freedom League
Women’s International League, the
women’s movement, the
Women’s Peace Conference (1915), the
Women’s Peace Party
Women’s Penny Paper, The
Women’s Social and Political Union, the (WSPU)
women’s suffrage
World War One
inter-war
Woolf, Virginia
World War One
Young, Rose
Zangwill, Israel