female suffrage

On April 11, 1867, the subject of female suffrage was first discussed in the House of Commons without being greeted with a laugh.

Another, "The Rival Candidates," was to present the humors of female suffrage.

If the girls beat, the whole country would know it, and after that female suffrage would be only a question of time.

That thin voice, in patient soliloquy, was discussing Female Suffrage, going very far down into the roots of the matter.