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Documenting First Wave Feminisms: Volume II Canada - National and Transnational Contexts

1, 2013

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“This history’s only good for anger”: Gender and Cultural Memory in Beatrice Chancy

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 2002-10, Vol.28 (1), p.97-124

Moynagh, Maureen

2002

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Speaking Bitterness: Agnes Smedley in China

Political Tourism and Its Texts, 2008, p.109

Moynagh, Maureen

2008

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Government Regulation of Female Migration (1920)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.268

2013

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“Report of Committee on the Legal and Economic Status of University Women”, 1935–1936

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.276

2013

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“The Study Club” (1912)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.139

2013

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Radio Address on Granting the Vote to Women in Quebec (1931)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.151

2013

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From The Conditions of Female Labour in Ontario (1892)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.246

2013

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“Equal Pay–Equal Work” (1917)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.266

2013

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From Woman and War (192?)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.305

2013

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From The Canadian Mosaic, “Friendship House in Winnipeg” (1926)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.93

2013

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Length of Working Hours for Women and Children in Factories (1895)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.250

2013

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What Equal Suffrage Has Accomplished (1911/1912)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.135

2013

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“Social Purity” (1898)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.214

2013

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The Work of Women and Girls in the Department Stores of Winnipeg (1914)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.261

2013

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“Concerning Suffrage” (1913)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.142

2013

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“What Women’s Organizations Are Sponsoring Today in Geneva” (1939)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.104

2013

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“Better and Fewer Babies” (1924)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.230

2013

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“The Need for Mass Work among Women” (1935)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.274

2013

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“Women Organize an Employment League” (1913)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.260

2013

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“The Failure of the Suffrage Movement to Bring Freedom to Woman” (1928)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.149

2013

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“The Iroquois Women of Canada” (1900)

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2013, p.37

2013

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Imperial Feminisms

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2011, p.50

2011

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Moral Reform, Sexuality, and Birth Control

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2011, p.272

2011

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Work

Documenting First Wave Feminisms, 2011, p.317

2011

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Documenting First Wave Feminisms: Volume II Canada - National and Transnational Contexts

“This history’s only good for anger”: Gender and Cultural Memory in Beatrice Chancy

Speaking Bitterness: Agnes Smedley in China

Government Regulation of Female Migration (1920)

“Report of Committee on the Legal and Economic Status of University Women”, 1935–1936

“The Study Club” (1912)

Radio Address on Granting the Vote to Women in Quebec (1931)

From The Conditions of Female Labour in Ontario (1892)

“Equal Pay–Equal Work” (1917)

From Woman and War (192?)

From The Canadian Mosaic, “Friendship House in Winnipeg” (1926)

Length of Working Hours for Women and Children in Factories (1895)

What Equal Suffrage Has Accomplished (1911/1912)

“Social Purity” (1898)

The Work of Women and Girls in the Department Stores of Winnipeg (1914)

“Concerning Suffrage” (1913)

“What Women’s Organizations Are Sponsoring Today in Geneva” (1939)

“Better and Fewer Babies” (1924)

“The Need for Mass Work among Women” (1935)

“Women Organize an Employment League” (1913)

“The Failure of the Suffrage Movement to Bring Freedom to Woman” (1928)

“The Iroquois Women of Canada” (1900)

Imperial Feminisms

Moral Reform, Sexuality, and Birth Control

Work

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