Women's Labour League
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Women's Labour League
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The Women's Labour League (WLL) was a pressure organisation, founded in London in 1906, to promote the political representation of women in parliament and local bodies. The idea was first suggested by Mary Macpherson, a linguist and journalist who had connections with the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, and was taken up by several notable socialist women, including Margaret MacDonald, Ada Salter, Marion Phillips and Margaret Bondfield. The League's inaugural conference was held in Leice
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British women's suffrage pressure group
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_Labour_League
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2024-03-02T19:33:43Z
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