Sylvia Pankhurst : from artist to anti-fascist
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Sylvia Pankhurst : from artist to anti-fascist
Macmillan Academic and professional, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-200) and index
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Description
Sylvia Pankhurst's career was very different from those of her mother Emmelina or sister Christabel. A promising art student, she was soon a more than active Suffragette, but her insistence on taking the cause to the working women of the East End of London led to her virtual expulsion. Much of the rest of her life was devoted to the causes of anti-fascism, anti-imperialism and the independence of Ethiopia. This book tells her story.
Table of Contents
- Introduction, Ian Bullock and Richard Pankhurst
- Sylvia Pankhurst as art student, Hilary Cunliffe-Charlesworth
- Sylvia Pankhurst as artist, Jackie Duckworth
- suffragism and socialism - Sylvia Pankhurst, 1903-14, Les Garner
- Sylvia Pankhurst and the great war, Barbara Winslow
- Sylvia Pankhurst and the Russian revolution, Ian Bullock
- Sylvia and new times and Ethiopia news, Richard Pankhurst
- Sylvia Pankhurst's papers as a source, M. Wilhelmina H. Schreuder.
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