Edited by Mary S. Pierse
- Published: 14 Dec 2009
- DOI: 10.4324/9780415475297
- Set ISBN: 9780415475297
Set Contents
Leading the Way
- Edited by
- Mary S. Pierse
Volume Contents
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Front Matter
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Introduction to Volume I By Mary S. Pierse
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1‘Of Female Complaint’, The Freeholder (Cork), Monday, June 20, 1814 [By kind permisson of Cork City Libraries] By Anon
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2‘Rights of Women’, The British Co-operator 1, 1830, pp. 12–15, 33–6. (Lecture given in 1829) [By kind permission of Goldsmith's Library, Senate House Library, University of London] By Anne Doyle Wheeler
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3Extracts from Woman and her Master, Paris: A. and W. Galigani and Co., 1840, pp. 1–7, 41–2, 48, 74–6, 98–9, 111, 116–23, 132–5, 137–41, 144–54, 180–2, 220–1, 214–16, 258–9, 266–7, 270–1, 301–4, 313–14 [By kind permission of Special Collections, Boole Library, University College Cork] By Miss (Lady Morgan) Owenson
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‘Womanhood and its Mission’, Dublin University Magazine, May 1859, pp. 623–40 and June 1859, pp. 696–711 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland]
By Mary Butler
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Part I
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Part II
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5‘To Drs. Wyville Thomson & M’Cosh’, Memoranda of the Principal Points in the Constitution and Management of Alexandra College Dublin for the General Education of Ladies, Belfast: Marcus Ward & Co., (1867) Printers, Ulster Works, pp. 1–14 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Anne Jellicoe
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6Extract from ‘Educational Endowments’, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, April–June 1872, pp. 120–4. (Paper read to the society on 18 May 1872) [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By William G. Brooke
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7A Plea for the Ladies, Dublin: William J. Dunbar, Sons & Co., 1875, pp. 1–31 By N. J. Gossan
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8‘Heroic Women’, The Celtic Magazine 2, 2, 1883, p. 202 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Lady Wilde
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9‘The Bondage of Woman’, Social Studies, London: Ward & Downey, 1893, pp. 1–27 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries] By Lady Wilde
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10Extracts from ‘Social Graces’, Social Studies, London: Ward & Downey, 1893, pp. 64–9, 74–7 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries] By Lady Wilde
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11‘Venus Victrix’, Social Studies, London: Ward & Downey, 1893, pp. 78–96 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries] By Lady Wilde
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12Extracts from ‘American Women’, Social Studies, London: Ward & Downey, 1893 pp. 123–33, 138–41, 152–3 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries] By Lady Wilde
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13‘The Lady Cyclist’, The Shandon Ballads, Cork: Eagle, 1892, – By Anon
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14‘Irish Women’s Education’, Irish Weekly Independent, Saturday, October 28, 1899 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Mary E. L. Butler
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15Women’s Suffrage from a Masculine Standpoint, Dublin: The Ormond Printing Company, Limited, 1906, pp. 3–12, 22–4 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Thomas J. Haslam
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16The Making of Ireland and its Undoing: 1200–1600, London: Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1908, pp. 82–7, 494 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries] By Alice Stopford Green
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17‘Irishwomen and the University’, Bean na hÉireann, February 4, 1909, p.9 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Anon
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18‘Women and the National Movement’, manuscript/typescript, February 19, 1909 [By kind permission of the copyright holders. From National Library of Ireland] By Hannah Sheehy-Skeffington
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19‘Women’s Movement in Scandinavia’, Bean na hÉireann, June 1909, p. 10 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Anon
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20‘Sinn Fein and Irishwomen’, Bean na hÉireann, November 1909, pp. 5–6 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland. By kind permission of the copyright holders] By Hannah Sheehy-Skeffington
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21Women, Ideals and the Nation: A Lecture Delivered to the Students’ National Literary Society, Dublin, by Constance de Markievicz, Dublin: Inghinidhe na hÉireann, 1909 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries] By Constance De Markievicz
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22The Economic Aspect of Woman Suffrage, Dublin: Corrigan & Wilson, 1910, pp. 1–11 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Ephedros
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23‘The United Irishwomen, Part II: Their Work’, The United Irishwomen: Their Place, Work and Ideals, Dublin: Maunsel & Co., 1911, pp. 11–19 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries] By Ellice Pilkington
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24‘Tradition in Irish History’, The Old Irish World, Dublin: M. H. Gill, 1912, pp. 168–97 By Alice Stopford Green
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25‘Women Citizens’ I & II, The Irish Citizen, July 6, 1912, p. 51 and July 13, 1912, p. 59 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Mary Hayden
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26‘Education and Sex’, The Irish Citizen, May 31, 1913, p. 11 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By M.E.
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27Five Instalments of ‘The Suffragist’s Catechism’, The Irish Citizen, May 17, 1913, p. 412; May 24, 1913, p. 4; May 31, 1913, p. 12; June 7, 1913, p. 19; June 21, 1913, p. 37 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] Edited by F. [or Anon.] Sheehy-Skeffington
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28The United Irishwomen: An Appeal, Dublin, 1913, pp. 1–9 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By F. Fingall; M. E. Greene; Constance Pim; E. A. Stopford
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Extracts from The Romance of Irish Heroines, Dublin: The Talbot Press, Limited, 1913, pp. i–xiv; 186–8 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries]
By L. M. McCraith
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Introduction
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Conclusion
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30‘The Future of Irishwomen’, The Irish Citizen, October 23, 1915, p. 137 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Constance De Markievicz
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31Extracts from Irish Heroines, Dublin: The O’Hanrahans, 1916, pp. 7–12, 18–21, 26–7, 28–9, 30, 31–5 [By kind permission of the Allen Library, Dublin] By Mícheál Ó Hannracháin
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32Extract from Some Last Words on Women’ Suffrage, Dublin: The Ormond Printing Company, Limited, 1916, pp. 3–13 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Thomas J. Haslam
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Extracts from Women in Ancient and Modern Ireland, Dublin: Kenny Press, 1917, pp. 1–20, 24–34, 37–40 [By kind permission of Special Collections, Boole Library, University College Cork]
By C. Máire Ni Dhubhghaill
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IIrishwomen in the Past
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IIEducation and Fosterage
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IIIDowries and Marriage Customs
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IVDisposal of Property, Rights of Married Women
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VProfessions, Occupations, Etc.
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VICouncils, Parliament, Arbitration
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IXHouses and Domestic Arrangements
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XWorship and Burial
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XIBeauty of Irishwomen.—Testimony of Foreigners and Others
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XIICleanliness, Dress, Personal Adornment
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XIVIrish Place Names of Feminine Origin
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XVAnd Last
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34Extracts from Women of ’Ninety-Eight, Dublin: M. H. Gill, 1920, pp. ix–xvi. (First published 1919). [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries and the copyright holder] By Helena Concannon
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35Review of Women of ’Ninety-Eight, The Irish Citizen, November 1919, p. 42 [Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland] By Rose Jacob
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Extracts from Daughters of Banba, Dublin: M. H. Gill, 1922, pp. ix–xi, 106–9 [By kind permission of Cork City Libraries and the copyright holder]
By Helena Concannon
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Introduction
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Countrywomen
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Back Matter