Routledge Dictionary of British Women's Organisations 1825-1960

Explore the history of female-led movements with the Dictionary of British Women's Organisations, 1825-1960. Part of the Woburn Education Series, this Routledge publication provides the first systematic identification of the diverse groups that shaped the 19th and early 20th centuries. From early abolitionists and Chartists to professional social workers and nurses, this work covers the vast spectrum of women's influence. This reference work is essential for researchers looking into the evolution of women's roles in society. It documents the transition from early social reformers and suffragists to the rise of women in modern professions such as journalism, aviation, and sports. Whether you are studying political history, social movements, or gender studies, this dictionary offers a comprehensive look at the organized efforts of women during this transformative era.